Every family has a story, but without care and intention, a family’s memories can easily get lost in the shuffle of thousands of digital photos, boxes of printed memories, and forgotten videos. Smartphones have revolutionized the way we capture our lives, but they’ve also created gaps that we’re still learning how to fill when it comes to taking care of and preserving what truly matters. Creating a Legacy Collection can help fill those gaps.

Have you ever worried about whether the things you store or share online are safe, or wonder who has access to them? In some ways, the online world is still the Wild, Wild West. Many of us have blindly trusted this newish landscape and unfortunately have been bit because of it. Here are some things to consider that will help you protect your privacy and keep your memories safe and a fun tip for capturing your social feed memories.

When it comes to organizing your photos in today’s digital world, I subscribe to the ‘less is more’ philosophy. Less organizational structure and fewer photos. In Part 2 of this blog series, we’ll talk about the value of decluttering your photo collection and some easy and fast ways to do it.

When it comes to organizing your digital photos in today’s digital world, I subscribe to the ‘less is more’ philosophy. Less organizational structure and fewer photos. In Part 1 of this series, we’re going to focus on how to simplify your organizational structure. One of the main goals when setting up your digital photo library should be to help you find things quickly and easily.

If we want our family stories to be passed on to future generations, we need to protect them. The future is digital, which means that we not only need to scan our most important printed photos, but we need to be intentional with how we safeguard our digital memories. Here are 4 essential steps for how to preserve and keep your family’s digital photos safe.

Celebrations like graduation, a milestone birthday or anniversary, a retirement, a wedding, and a celebration of life are all occasions where we pull out old photos and memories to share and reminisce. I love a photo display, but I also love a keepsake, something tangible to have beyond the party, that can be enjoyed for years to come. One keepsake I like creating is a sign-in guest book customized with photos. Here are some tips for creating one.