• Photography Tips
  • April15th

    Our family is very fortunate to have family photos going back to the early 1900s.  A few years ago my grandma decided to pass all of her photos on to me.  We spent hours going over the photos as I recorded her telling me stories about the photos.  Now that she is gone, I feel really lucky to have all these amazing old photos and her stories to go with them!  I recently did some research to find out what is the best way to protect these photos.  I found an amazing article on the internet by the American Institute for Conservation of Historic and Artistic Works.

    They talk about everything from safely storing your photographs to properly displaying them.  They also have some really good information on cracked photos and negatives that have been damaged.

    Click here to see a great article on how to best care for your photographs.

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  • April8th

    organized baby photosProbably the biggest job to do when it comes to digital photos is getting things organized. This can be a really big job if you have never really bothered to organize photos and the photos are on various computers, disks or external drives. The last write up I did, I talked about getting rid of the bad photos, the ones that are out of focus etc. Now, its time to take a look at the photos you did keep and get them into some kind of order!

    This article has 10 really good tips to help you get things organized and outlines things like:

    • how to properly rename your photos so you can find what you want
    • how to rotate all those photos that are tilted and not easy to quickly view
    • the importance of keeping your original files but how you can also resize them for emailing
    • suggestions on some good Photo Managers, and most importantly
    • backing up your hard drives.

    Read more on organizing your photos >>

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