Have you taken a big trip this summer? Or, some other special event happened this summer? Did you take photos, or collect any memorabilia?
Why did you take photos in the first place? For most it’s to capture the moment, and preserve those memories. Why bother taking the pictures if you do not put them into something where you can enjoy them? Well, here’s a few suggestions for keeping up with those photos so you’re not wondering where they are in a year or so down the road.
In honor of Father’s Day, how about remembering a lesson your dad taught you?
I was doing further research this morning about Facebook deleting secret photos. The keyword here is secret, and believe this is if you have turned on syncing with your mobile device.
Anyway, what really caught my eye was something I had not seen before. You know all those fun games that people play on Facebook? Telling them who would have their back in a certain situation? Well I haven’t played those in a while because I was aware of those apps accessing my privacy. But did you know you can further control what others can access about you when they use that “fun” game? I state “fun” loosely here.
How about seeing quick tips for your photos, videos or other memorabilia? Today, I’ll start a series of weekly tips…well, hopefully weekly.
Do you find yourself or other family members asking for Grandma’s wacky cake recipe? How about creating a Family Recipe Photo Book? Not only sharing recipes, but adding photos and stories with those family favorites.
Over the 2015 holidays Oklahoma, Texas and Arkansas received massive amounts of rainfall causing flooding, in addition to snow and ice. Many of the areas were also affected by tornadoes and earthquakes. While I hope this devastation never happens to you or a loved one, here is some information from the National Disaster Photo Rescue organization that may help you.
Like thousands of others, you’ve probably taken hundreds of photos over the last year and many more over the holidays. But, are you organizing photos so you can find them easily in the future? Here is some information on how I organize my digital photos to help you get started.
This isn’t about organizing old photos. Save that task for a rainy day. Instead, these are tips on keeping up with new photos you take this holiday season.