Photo Freedom Giveaway.

my biggest struggle is being happy with imperfect photos.

I am currently using iphoto and smart albums sorted by dates. Ugghh...not really working for me. Help!

My biggest struggle is what to do with original photos once I've edited them. Do I save them too?

Biggest struggle/guilt is not being current on so many theme albums -- younger child's school book, Christmas book, etc. Feel paralyzed into inactivity!! Help!
susan in L.B. CA

I struggle with organizing my photo's & supplies,remembering the story I wanted to tell and finding the time scrapbook it. With three little boys running around the house I am exhausted and tend to opt for sleep over writing things down. By the time I get around to scrapbooking the many photos I take I can not remember all the details of the story I wanted to share.

My biggest photo struggle is learning HOW to take pictures now that I have a good camera to do it with. I wish I had the time to take a photography class. There are so many terms that I don't even know what they mean when it comes to the camera. BTW, I love your blog. Have a great day, Catharine.

biggest challenge = getting digital photos off the computer & onto the page/into albums where they can be enjoyed by someone other than me.

My biggest photo struggle is getting them put into a scrapbook and having too many photo's of the same thing and deciding which one to keep! Thanks for a chance to win! ~Shannon

holy cow!!! im always so late for these contests! First let me say you are SUCH an ispiration to me...really big inspiration.
My biggest problem with photos is blurryness...i can never tell if it's me or the camera..and night photos which arent portrait!!! if you have any advice please share!!!! i'm getting frustrated!

My biggest problem is that all of my photos are the same. Posed looking. I don't know how to get different views/perspectives. HELP!!! Apparently (according to my husband) I really need this book! Thanks for the chance to win!

My biggest photo struggle is consistently making sure I backup & safeguard my photos.

How do I narrow it down... I've been trying to take pictures without the flash and accept the imperfect results. Storage.. organization... want to move out of "autopilot" mode on my camera... need to learn photoshop... etc. etc.
Thanks for the chance to win!
Kara

I love to take photos, loads of them especially of my little boys. My greatest struggle is getting round to backing them up and getting the best actually printed. This is going back to last May now, so everytime I hear thunder I run and unplug the computer so that I don't loose them!

My biggest photo struggle is light. I often take pictures inside the house, lots of memories to be taken with the kids, but the lighting is bad. I use a flash, but it creates shadows in the pictures. Thanks so much!! em

My biggest problem besides not having enough time to scrapbook the photos is hitting the delete button. I really need to just delete many picture since I have a good one in the mix. Just cannnot seem to do it "in case" I need it later.

My photo challenge at this time would be to learn to use my camera's settings to get the best photo without using the flash.

LIGHTING! And also getting my pictures printed.

Where to start? Figuring out my camera. I neeed to take a really good digital photog class.
Then, I need to work on getting them uploaded promptly.
I also keep to many of the "iffy" photos and I need to learn to let go of some that aren't so great.
I also need to learn how to resize them I guess that means I need to get photoshop, so add that one to the list. I have quite a bit..... I am a lost soul in the world of photography

My biggest photo struggle - I take a lot of pictures! I average probably 400-500 a month. My struggle is getting rid of the so-so pictures. I can pick out the 10-20 fabulous pictures, but I always keep the other ones around "just in case". In case of what, I don't really know. But these extra photos really clutter up my hard drive and bookcases . . .

Biggest struggle: organizing them so I can find photos for the things I want to scrap. Second biggest struggle: stopping long enough to get photos / having camera handy when a photo moment happens. I really want to work on getting more every day life photos.