I have a confession to make. Brace yourself. Sometimes … I procrastinate. Yup. It’s true. This productivity connoisseur’s (fancy word for an expert) time management skills are questionable at times. Some days I do it more than others. And some days I don’t do it at all. I read about it and attempt to avoid […]
Save Your Photos Month Tip #17![]()
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Select 10 photos that make you happy: a selfie, your family, the garden, sunsets, your last vacation... Why do they make you happy? Take notes on your phone or write them down to save with the photos. ![]()
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2 days ago ·
Save Your Photos Month Tip #16![]()
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Choose a series of photos that represent a challenging time in your life. A move, job change, the pandemic... Write a few sentences about that time and include it with your photos. ![]()
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3 days ago ·
You’ve found your photos, you have a plan, and now comes the best part! Capturing the stories that go along with your family's photos and videos and make your photo legacy complete. This week, focus on saving the stories behind the photos you care most about.![]()
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You can do this storytelling work before, during, or after your photo organizing project. It's never too late to record your memories, a family story, or even just names & dates. Embed the details in the metadata, or keep digital/handwritten notes with the JPGS/prints. ![]()
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Save Your Photos Month Tip #15![]()
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Choose 5 favorite photos and ask family members to tell you what they remember about the event or the people depicted. Write down or record the stories with your phone.![]()
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3 days ago ·
Save Your Photos Month Tip #14![]()
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If you have more than you can handle, set up a call with a professional photo manager to review your plan and determine if you need additional support or resources.![]()
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5 days ago ·
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