The factors influencing the permanence of still photographs are discussed together with their effect on storage and display recommendations. The importance of using the correct quality of materials is stressed bearing in mind the long periods for which the photographs are in contact with them. Suggestions are put forward for the practical solutions for the storage of glass negatives, whole and broken, paper prints, albums, cased photographs and color photographs and others. Modifications for existing storage boxes to make them suitable for conservation use are discussed. Some fundamental questions are asked with respect to display of still photographs and suggestions made for improvements to existing mounting and framing methods. A solution for modifying existing frames to meet conservation standards is also given.