The Filing Fairies | protecting memories

19 Aug Memory Keeping For Large Groups

Posted at 12:26h in Digital Photos, Memory Keeping, Photo Books, Photo Organising by Mara 0 Comments

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Do you remember writing a long list of names on the back of a photo print? Do you wonder what the modern digital age equivalent is? Today’s blog is all about documenting group stories. If you have a large family or group of friends that are often photographed...

27 Jun 5 Tips To Get Past Project OVERWHELM

Posted at 10:15h in Digital Photos, Memory Keeping, Photo Books, Photo Organising by Mara 3 Comments

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Have you been “meaning to make a baby photo book” since your first child was born years ago but you are overwhelmed by how many photos you have, don’t really have a clue where they all are and are not sure where to start? I promise you...

26 Mar Don’t forget your FRAMES!

Posted at 14:33h in Printed Photos, Scanning Photos by Mara 3 Comments

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No, I don't mean your glasses...

02 Jul Three unexpected benefits of organising photos

Posted at 09:00h in Photo Filing, Photo Organising, Photo Organizing, Printed Photos by Mara 0 Comments

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There are many obvious advantages of finding and organising old photos that we have spoken about in the past, like reclaiming shelf space. Today we are sharing 3 benefits of unearthing old photos that can make a bigger impact on your life than just finding you an extra shelf.

09 Oct Our Favourite Things About Momento

Posted at 09:20h in Photo Books, Printed Photos, Scanning Photos by Mara 0 Comments

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I've recently been working on a photo book project for my mum for her 70th birthday which we celebrated late last month - Happy Birthday Mum! Today I wanted to give you a little peak inside that book and also go into a bit of detail about WHY we love Momento so much.

08 May If you are going to share an image on social media, how long do you wait?

Posted at 09:45h in Photo Organising, Uncategorized by Mara 0 Comments

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Recently we took the kids to an event called Obstacool as a family fun day out. Given it had been raining solidly for over a week I knew it was going to be a very muddy affair. With this in mind I decided to take our point and shoot camera (with a wrist strap) instead of juggling my phone for photos. If I am honest with myself I didn’t want to put my phone at risk of damage and determined that the camera could take one for the team if damages were to occur.