How to delete images from Photos for macOS without getting rid of them<article>
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Othman Al Serri writes in with a deliciously existential question:</p>
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I have been using iPhoto for the past 8 years. Using it is like a breeze, and it is so flexible with organizing my photos. When deleting photos they just remain in the deleted folder forever, which is perfect so I can always go back and look or recover whichever photo I want.</p><p>
With the new Photos app, when I delete any photo it goes to the Recently Deleted folder but I am only given 30 days to recover the photos or else it will automatically delete (like iOS)!</p><p>
I have a 1TB Mac. I don’t want the app to delete anything from the Recently Deleted folder, because I have tons of space. When I do choose to delete them, I want to delete them at my convenience—not automatically.</p><p class="jumpTag"><a href="/article/3153996/photography/how-to-delete-images-from-photos-for-macos-without-getting-rid-of-them.html#jump">To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here[/url]</p></section></article>
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