“The best thing about a picture is that it never changes, even when the people in it do.”
As a part of Save Your Photos Month, join Shelley Murray as she takes you through this DIY guide to preserving and organizing your family photos and videos. Learn best practices in organizing physical photos, videos, and memorabilia.
Save Your Photos Month - Day 4: Don't forget home movies and videotapes!
Moving pictures, even without sound, tell compelling family stories. Many families have been making home movies for several generations now. You should ensure these movies are counted among the photo memories you are saving!
There are more photos of your family than just the ones you have.
We all take lots of photos of the family, especially when we get together with extended family during holidays and big family events and adventures. Of course, other members of your family are taking lots of photos at these gatherings too.
Do you feel overwhelmed with how many photos are on your phone? Do you feel like you are ‘behind’ on making your family photo albums, and you might never catch up? How about 3 tips for getting your photo clutter under control, so you can easily find, share and enjoy your memories?
Are your digital photos all over the web? Make a list of all the places you have digital photos. Include old phones, computers, memory cards, and CDs/DVDs. Add usernames and passwords to photo websites where you've uploaded pictures.
Before you can start to organize your photos, you have to get them ALL into one place. During this first week of Save Your Photos Month, we will focus on gathering your photos.
What would you do if you lost all of your photos?
With fires in the West, hurricanes and flooding in the South, not to mention pandemics all around, there has never been a better time to Save Your family Photos. Do you know how to start?
