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Let’s talk about backing up your photos

Everyone should backup their photos. Here are several suggestions on how to make sure your photo library is secure.

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Apps I love: 1SE

One of my favorite photo apps is 1 Second Everyday. It mashes together 1 second video and photo clips to tell your personal story.

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Why I love keywording my photos and why you should too

Keywording your photo library allows you to find any picture within a matter of seconds. It’s what truly makes your library enjoyable.

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Put yourself in the picture

An easy way to make sure you come home from vacation with pictures of the whole family. Together.

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Capture family stories before they are gone

Preserve the stories that accompany your old family photos before it is too late.

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Bring intention to your camera roll and avoid photo library bloat

Too many photos? Next time you take 15 shots of the same thing, immediately pick the best one and discard the rest.

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Thoughts on International Women’s Day

I never thought of myself as a trailblazer. But looking back, by successfully navigating through a male-dominated landscape, maybe I was. Maybe all women are.

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Three Reasons to Organize Your Travel Photos and Three Quick Tips to Use on the Road

Do you love to travel? In this post I discuss three ways an organized photo collection can enhance your trip and three quick tips to help keep you organized on the road.

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How do I begin organizing my photos? I have so many!

Last week I wrote about how many photos we take in a year. Today let’s start talking about how you can take control of them. I’ll cut to the chase: start with your why.