Photo Freedom Giveaway.

My biggest photo struggle: Staying organized. My photos are theoretically stored chronologically. However, so many factors conspire to topple this small achievement: fridge photos (or the photos that lose their spot on my fridge when there is no longer space for them), demoted frame photos, the "left-overs" after completing a layout, photos people give me, school, sports and event portraits. The list goes on. I so want to keep track of all my photos and use them to add variety to my scrapbook pages and other projects. I hate to think of all these “orphans” that are forced to lurk in and under piles here and there around my house.

Wow..what a question..my struggle right now is I got a new rebel xti and for the life of me Im having trouble figureing out how to get the right shutter and aperature speeds..I love this camera and so need tips on what modes to use to get they great pics its capable of.

My biggest problem? Spending all of my time looking at everyone else's pages and projects while buying even more supplies instead of enjoying my own photos and actually doing something with them.

Ha! How about the top ten...my biggest photo struggle? Getting beyond the ordinary. I have scads of pictures, but don't seem to capture anything 'touching'. Maybe that takes a gifted eye, though....

My biggest photo struggle? Overcoming my guilt when I see photos that I haven't had a chance to create with... I'm busy with four kids and work and I know, in time, I will find that creative time...

Too lazy to taking pictures and left photos in the boxes, never touch it over 8 years. I feel so gulity. I find that last year, I have not used my camera very much. Im struggles with my mental about taking camera and used up with photo.

My biggest photo problem? Probably deciding what to print, what to save and what to delete.

I would love this book! Thanks for the offer!

My biggest challenge with my photos is how to organize them on my computer. I cannot decide what is the best method to organize them. This becomes an issue whenever I need to locate a photo and it is not where I think it should be.

just keeping them some what organized!
so excited about this book.
blessings. jamimayes

My biggest photo problem? Keeping track of my digital photos -- and having them organized in a way that let's me find and use them. Oh, and also getting my printed photos organized, too. Yep, I need help on all fronts. :-)
Thanks for the giveaway!
Best,
Shannon

my biggest struggle...getting out from behind the camera and learning to be okay in front of it.

well if you and Stacy worked on this book together it can't fail!
Love you both, so inspirational!
btw - when are you coming back down under?
Raewyn

my big issue is not having a good camera... then if I did have a good camera it would be not knowing how to use it..

My biggest struggle is keeping up with all the pictures I take. Getting them printed and organized in a convenient way. I also have a hard time parting with pictures that really aren't very good at all.
Thanks for the contest, I would love that book, Heidi Hopkins

Not being able to find the pictures from a certain time/event in an efficient manner

My biggest photo struggle is putting my prints into albums. I think I'm going to start ordering photo books instead of prints.

how cool
i am always looking for the "best way" to organize photos
always telling myself there has to be a better way
help !
sher

my biggest struggle is printing too many photos. Do you just print the ones you LOVE? Do you print ones from EVERY event? Do you print ones that only SPEAK to your heart? help! I'm confused!! I'd like more emphasis on the stories and less on the photos.
Jen

My biggest trouble is slimming down. I truly, honestly understand that I don't need 100 shots of Swim Class Week Three--that I will actually never even have time to LOOK at all 100 shots of Swim Class Week Three--but I can't seem to bring myself to delete.
Every so often I get in a real cleansing mood, and I will make my way through a few folders before I come to my mothering senses I'm overwhelmed with the thought that deleting my little boy is somehow morally wrong. And then I'll stop.
As it is, I have more shots now of my three-year-old son, than my mother has of all four of her children combined. Over our entire lives. Quite possibly three of four times as many.
I'd love to have a way to pick the best of the best and move on, and not get bogged down in keeping them all.