Posts by Andi Willis, Certified Professional Photo Organizer
You’re the Family Photo Keeper Now. Here’s What to Do First.
The house is sold, and somehow the boxes of family photos ended up with you. Here’s what to do first, what to hold off on, and how to keep the collection together.
Read MoreDigitize Home Movies: Save Your Family’s Voices
Digitize home movies before the voices fade. Photos show what your family looked like, but home movies hold their laughs, accents, and voices. Here’s why old tapes matter and what to do with yours.
Read MoreAre Your Photos Really Safe? The Risks You See, and the Ones You Don’t
You have meant to deal with the family photos for years. Before another passes, here are the risks actually putting them in danger, including the ones almost no one considers.
Read MorePhoto Estate Planning: Protect Your Photos Before You Die
You have a will for the money and the house. But who did you name to handle 50+ years of family photos and videos? Build your photo estate plan today, free form included.
Read MoreHow to Write on Your Photos Safely
Writing on the back of old photos? Skip the ink pen and sticky notes. Here’s the one pencil that’s actually safe, and the 4 details worth capturing before the stories are gone.
Read MoreThe Hard Truth About Your Photos
Organize and preserve your family photos now, while you’re still here to tell the stories. Here’s what your kids actually want you to do.
Read MoreSafeguarding Your Travel Photos: 5 Smart Tips for Peace of Mind
Heading out on a trip? Learn 5 simple ways to protect travel photos from theft, loss, and corrupted memory cards before you pack your bags.
Read MorePreserving Your Dad’s Story Before It’s Too Late
Preserving old family photos matters most while your dad can still tell the stories behind them. A reflection on fathers, memory, and time.
Read MoreDo You Know Where All Your Digital Photos Are?
Do you know where all your digital photos are? Learn where digital photos hide and how to start consolidating them into one organized, backed-up collection.
Read MoreFrom Boxes of Photos to a Family Legacy: One Client’s Journey to Preserve Four Generations of Memories
Daniel thought he had a few boxes. What he actually had was four generations of family history — and a legacy project that would change what his whole family thought was lost forever.
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