New tech from Google promises pictures and video that will memorialize your life with a passive, wearable camera that is programmed to take pictures “worth taking” – and you don't even need to help it. Photography is what you would call an active, engaged field – the best photographers live and breath their work, obsessing over lighting, setup, composition, lenses, etc. But for the vast majority of people who love to take photos, whether with some amount of skill or none at all, taking pictures often boils down to showing off food on Instagram or documenting life with friends and family. While smartphones have made this process easier, particularly with regard to filters and post-production editing of photographs, smartphones have not radically altered the way in which most people take pictures. Google hopes to change that with their newest addition to their product stable, Google Clips. You may recall Snap (the parent of amazingly successful ephemeral photography app ...