digital photo filing Tag

26 Apr

Posted at 10:01h in Digital Photos, Photo Filing, Photo Organising, Photo Organizing by
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Last time, Mara walked you through her digital photo filing workflow. Each person's digital photo workflow will be different, so to highlight this, today it is Jo's turn to walk you through her workflow. workflow is defined as  ˈwəːkfləʊ/ noun noun: workflow; plural noun: workflows the sequence of industrial, administrative, or other processes through...

31 Aug

Posted at 23:55h in Competitions, Digital Photos, Photo Books, Photo Filing, Photo Organising, Photo Organizing, Printed Photos, Professional Organiser, Scanning Photos by
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Welcome to September!  In today's blog you will find everything you need to know about our special incentives and offers for Save Your Photos 2017;
  • Real time online sessions for PC or MAC!
  • Self-paced online course (DPO Pro)!
  • A new photobook supplier!
  • Free webinar recordings!
  • NEW Video Editing Services!

31 Jul

Posted at 09:19h in Digital Photos, Photo Organising, Photo Organizing, Professional Organiser, Uncategorized by
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The acronym DPH is one professional photo organisers like us use frequently with our clients and our colleagues. But what exactly is it? How do you get one? Where do you put it? Why should you use one? Those are all great questions. As event managers in our past lives we love addressing the traditional project management type questions of WHEN, WHERE, WHO, WHAT and WHY, so let's apply those to this topic!

17 Jul

Posted at 11:04h in Photo Filing, Photo Organising, Photo Organizing, Professional Organiser by
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Recently someone contacted me to discuss how I could help them with their photo collection. They mentioned that they had just been on a 3 week holiday and had come home with 18,000 (yes thousand) photos from that trip. On hearing that number I knew instinctively that was too many!! Too many to store, too many to use and too many to enjoy. Surely this kind of digital photo overload could only be a burden. Just thinking about that number made me tired. So, I started to ponder and research how can I help highlight the importance of taking fewer photos.