Photo Freedom Giveaway.

My biggest challenge is actually picking which digital photos to print out! I now take so many photos because I can and then am faced with picking and choosing for scrapbooking~!

Taking too many bad photos and not deleting them because I think I might have time to "fix" them later and then never finding the time to do it. I am trying to get better at deleting some photos once I upload them on my computer so I can see better which is the "good" one out of the bunch. I also struggle to find the time to edit and get them printed.

My biggest photo struggle seems to be printing them in the correct size for my layout the FIRST time. As I work on my layout, sometimes I'll decide that I want a particular photo in my layout that is larger or smaller than the 4x6 that I already printed out. Then once I've printed my picture and finished my layout, I have a 4x6 picture leftover to deal with!
Jeanette

Figuring out which photos to scrap and which ones to put aside for another day.

I take WAY too many pictures. I try deleting the imperfect ones or those I won't scrapbook but I just can't bring myself to.

My biggest struggle is not wanting to take a picture unless it's "perfect." This never happens anyway because I'm just beginning to work on my photography skills. I'm afraid I'll miss too many moments for fear of a "bad" picture. I'm trying to remember that a not-so-good technically picture is far better then no picture at all.

Organizing them on the computer, then forgetting what I have by the time I get to them to scrapbook them, then not being able to find somthing to go with the story I want to tell-a vicious cycle basically!

My biggest struggle with photos sorting through them and printing them! Each time I want to scrap I'm frantically sorting through months of files to find pictures and then rushing off to Costco on my way to crops to pick them up! As a result, I rarely ever scrap at home anymore since I have no photos available. This means I usually only get to scrap once or twice a month! Not nearly enough!

My biggest problem with photos are actually printing them. Also finding a way store them.

Organization. Everytime I think I've figured it out I can't find something!

my photo struggle right now is takig great shots of my 2,5 year old sweetie. She almost always looks away or down..

All of the problems above are mine too - I struggle with knowing which pictures to delete and which ones to keep. Unfortunately with the digital photos I am not as good as getting them printed and I end up having no hard copies of my pictures. Would love to get this under control. Thanks for the great giveaway Ali!

Ooooohhhh!!! I love the look of the new book. My biggest photo challenge is trying to figure out the settings on my new DSLR and what to use when. I mostly just use strictly auto which is a shame, I know. Trying to decide on composition is another. Thanks for the blog candy!!!!

My biggest struggle has to do with photo lighting. I want pictures to just pop and be clear.

I have 2 precious little girls and a ton of pictures to go with them. I am starting to "let go" and realize that I can't scrap them all - but which ones do I save? Eeny Meeny Miny Moe, catch a picture by its toe, if it hollers, make it pay!

my biggest problem is definitely organization...too many pictures with not enough space to organize. maybe this book will help me do just that!
thanks for the shot at such a great publication!

My biggest problem is getting my pictures off of my computer and either into an album or onto a scrapbook page. I have thousands and thousands of pictures just sitting on my computer!

Wow. I'd have to say that the narrowing down process is hardest for me. I often think half a dozen of the shots shot on continuous mode are "the best" for one reason or another. I end up with a lot of filmstrippy layouts that have a bunch of sequential pictures in a row or a collage.

My biggest problem is definately organizing my digitals and the pictures taken before going digital, with the film. It's like - Where do you start?

My biggest problem is taking to many pictures and not having enough time or energy to scrap some of them. Wish the day was 36 hours.....oh,no!
Mary M.