My late father was an ardent photographer; if he were around today, he'd be "over the moon" at the digital cameras and color printers we have now.
I haven't shot of film in years, but I find like digital music, I miss the process of analog. The whole process of film was quite involved. Rolling your own canisters, the whole darkroom experience from developing to enlargements, etc. Digital is wonderful, but it loses some of the magic.
Not too dissimilar from digital music. I do miss fall evenings where I'd open the windows to let the cool breeze in, light some candles, and put on a vinyl album of Stan Getz or Dave Brubeck.
There's something about being part of the process. There's nothing terribly romantic about switching on the thermostat, but a nice fire in a fireplace is heavenly.