by Marci Brennan | Nov 17, 2020 | Organize Your Photos, Photo Books, Preserve Your Photos, Share Your Photos
Making photo books is one of our favorite things to do – for ourselves and our clients. If you like to cook, you understand the value and importance of mise en place before you start. The same approach applies to making photo books. Having your images organized... 
by Marci Brennan | Oct 26, 2020 | Preserve Your Photos
Print photo preservation is often overlooked. Today, we shoot digital photos, thanks to our sophisticated smart phones. But print photos are still a large part of most people’s personal archives. Many people are unaware of how best to store and preserve them. As a... 
by Marci Brennan | Sep 17, 2020 | Manage Your Photos, Organize Your Photos, Preserve Your Photos, Save Your Photos Month
September is Save Your Photos month! I often think of what author Gretchen Rubin says about this time of year: “September is the other January. Do you feel as though the beginning of the school year marks a ‘clean slate’ that helps you start new habits?” Gretchen is... 
by Marci Brennan | Aug 16, 2020 | Back Up, Manage Your Photos, Preserve Your Photos, Syncing
Let’s talk about saving your photos; syncing vs backups. When I ask my friends, family, and clients if they sync and/or back up their photos, the most common response is, “I don’t know.” This is not the answer I want to hear! You should not be okay with this,... 
by Marci Brennan | Jun 24, 2020 | Organize Your Photos, Photo Books, Preserve Your Photos, Share Your Photos
Here’s a quick look at how a print-to-digital family photos organizing job is handled. (our client, Marie, has permitted us to share her family photos and story). Marie’s family history is fascinating. In the mid 19th century, her ancestors left Northern... 
by Marci Brennan | Apr 8, 2020 | Manage Your Photos, Organize Your Photos, Preserve Your Photos
A legacy photo collection is a little different from the photos you have of family vacations, weddings, birthdays, and everyday life. But before getting into that I want to share a little about my background, as it ties into this. My first job in New York City was as... 