Photo Freedom Giveaway.

lighting!!! gosh how much i do not know about lighting!!!ugh

My biggest struggle with photos is deciding which ones to scrap. It seems like such a big commitment!

My biggest photo struggle isn't in the actual taking of the photos themselves, but learning all of the depths of Photoshop. I know that there are so many more things embedded in that program that I'll never touch...and I wonder sometimes about all of the things I'm missing!

Hi there.....thanks for the chance to win one of these books!! My biggest struggle is sheer volume...I have over 18,000 photos on my computer right now!! Help!! ;)

Hi Ali! One of our external hard drives (which housed thousands of our family pictures) recently crashed. Thankfully, I had many of them backed up but not all of them. My biggest problem with pictures is keeping up with backing them up, converting my Raw pictures to jpeg (the time it takes) and organizing them in such a way that I can easily find the pictures I want. I know some people place their CD/DVD in a sleeve with a thumbnail of each picture on the disk. I think that's a great idea but takes time and is costly if you have to start with 22,000+ pictures!!! One thing I am doing now is trying to hit the "delete" button more on my camera. It is somewhat of a help.
The book looks awesome! Have a tremendous day!

I would have to say, first taking indoor pics without having super yellow lighting and then second how to find what I need one they're printed.
Misty

I take too many pictures!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
sam

My biggest struggle is finding the time. Time time time.
-Sara

My biggest struggle
digital pictures

My struggle is too many photos! It's so hard to choose sometimes!

My biggest photo struggle is organizing them on my computer and then getting them printed. I would like to get prints of everything and at least stick them in regular photo albums. Then when I want to scrap something I can get to the pictures easily!

Hmm...biggest photo struggle. I would say knowing which ones to keep and which to chuck. I have loads and loads of photos that are pure crap and I really need to separate myself from them, but can't seem to!
I would love Stacy's new book to help me with my photo struggles!

Oh my goodness! First of all I have a daughter who is awesome at taking photos...and I well, not so good!! I don't have the eye for it, but I LOVE Photos!! I am working on the 365 day project as is my daughter. I'm sure mine are pretty lame compared to hers, but I'm doing it!
Also, I have photos everywhere...so many plans for them, but I can seem to get them in albums, etc. It seems so overwhelming.

My biggest photo struggle would have to be learning to take better pictures. Also, I have so many photo's stored on my external hard drive that I need to organize them better and get some actually printed. And I can't recommend enough - to back up everything. A little while back I lost a ton of photo's. I'm STILL just sick over it!! Thanks for the chance at a give away Ali!

I love my camera but find that I take too many pictures and I keep almost all of them!
I'm overwhelmed by deciding which to develop, to upload, and just leave on my memory card.
Thanks for the opportunity:)

My downfall is that I print every picture that I take. I never know how a layout is going turn out, so I print all the pictures and then decide which ones will be on my layout. I also do this because I make alot of mini albums and instead of re-using the same pictures I go thru the "not in the main scrapbook" photo pile. But that's where it ends. I have a huge photo pile. I cannot bear to throw the pictures of my kids away so what do I do with them??? I NEED THAT BOOK!!! haha

My biggest photo struggle is getting good action shots. Both my boys are very active in extracurricular activities, and it is VERY frustrating not being able to capture good photos for scrapbooking! :-(
I don't want these memories to go unrecorded.
Thanks for the opportunity!
Melissa de F.

I am the mother of 8 year old triplets. So, my biggest challenge is what to do with 8+ years of photos of my children's lives!! I just switched to digital photography about 2 years ago, so I have to try and find a way to organize both the digital images and the older film images. I have had the best intentions to start the process so that I can somehow scrapbook (not even started), but just get overwhelmed.
I take lots of pictures, but they just "sit" and no one ever sees them. You blog and work has been a great inspiration to me.
Thanks!

My biggest struggle is what to do with all my pre-digital era prints. I have about four large plastic boxes full of pictures. Getting them into albums is such a huge project, and what do I do with all those albums then? Scanning them and making them digital is also a huge undertaking, so I'm paralized by the enormity of the project.

My biggest photo challenge is keeping track of which heritage photos I've scanned, which ones I need to scan, who wants copies of which photos, which photos I want to scrap, which photos I need to upload, which photos I need to print, which photos I want to resize for a webpage, which photos need to be enlarged for framing. Oooh, I am overwhelmed just typing it all out!