Posts Tagged ‘scanning’
The Beginner’s Guide to Organizing Your Printed Photos
If you are of a certain age, you probably have printed photographs scattered all over the house: treasured black and white pictures of your great-grandparents in frames, multiple packages of school pictures in a drawer, and photo envelopes from the 80s with duplicate, even triplicate prints in a bin in the closet. Now is…
Read More20+ Photo Book Ideas So You Can Share Your Pictures
Many prospective clients I talk to list “making a photo book” as one of their top priorities after their photos are digitized and organized. What a fantastic goal! Unlike a traditional photo album, photo books can be created once and printed many times. They make fabulous gifts and help keep your photos “out” where they…
Read MorePreserve And Share Your Old Photo Albums & Scrapbooks
One of the best ways to preserve your old photo albums or scrapbooks is to have them scanned. In some cases, as a photo organizer, I recommend that you take the photos out of the albums, scan them and then find a new, safer home for the pictures, like a new photo-safe album or an…
Read MoreThe Four Most Important Reasons to Scan Old Slides
Slides, trays of slides, boxes of slides, slide projectors, light bulbs for slide projectors…all of these things seem like items from a gone-by era. And truthfully they are. I remember my grandparents pulling out the slide projector and screen after a family vacation or at a family gathering and enduring hours (ok, I was 5…
Read MoreIt’s Time to Backup Your Photos
Why Do I Need To Backup My Photos? Imagine that your computer crashes. All of your files have disappeared. Which files will cause the most heartbreak: the old Word documents from 2018 or the digital photos of your daughter’s kindergarten graduation in 2016? I’m going to guess it’s the photos. If your home were to…
Read MoreWelcome to Good Life Photo Solutions
Good Life Photo Solutions grew out of my previous home organizing business Good Life Organizing which I founded in 2010. As I worked with clients in their homes, we frequently found drawers full of photos, bins overflowing with developing envelopes, and shelves groaning under the weight of photo albums. And this didn’t even count the…
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