Photo Freedom Giveaway.

My biggest struggle is getting my husband to take more candid shots of myself or the kids instead of the same old "say cheese" pictures.

My biggest photo struggle is printing the photos and organizing them for scrapbooking. I have no system and am a mess. Infact I have not scrapped the last 6 months, because I am not organized. Help me!!!

Organizing my photos is a struggle all around. However, my biggest obstacle is choosing a few from the hundreds I have taken.

Wow! I need that book!
My biggest struggle right now? How do I back up my pictures most efficiently!

Hmmm... Photo issues-
I have handfull of them- but I think the one that I need to work on the most is this
~I NEED TO BE IN MORE OF MY OWN PHOTOS!~
I find myself looking thru the many photos that I have- and I am almost never in any of them. I am the "keeper of the Camera" and I LOVE to be that person, but I find it hard sometimes to tell MY story in my scrapbooks and journals when I never have any pictures of myself to put in them.
I feel that by not having those photos, I am losing out on wacthing my own journey progress- even as I fill more and more albums about those people around me that I take pictures of.
I really need to start asserting myself and making it a point to ask other people to take some photos of me at events, to hand over my camera to someone else when we all get together- and I need to learn that i should not be scared to just set up a tripod and have a photo session with myself.
Anyway- thanks for the offer of the book- that is really sweet :) but Also thanks for the oppertunity to ask myself what it is I need when it comes to my photos :)

Biggest stuggle is getting them printed so that I can see what I have to scrap!
Please pick me!!
Eileen Van Dyke

I often forget to take photos at events, even though I usually have the camera in my purse!

My biggest photo struggle is putting pictures together to create a project or a page, and organizing my photos on the computer.
So excited to see this book.
Blessings,
Alicia Johnson

Hey Ali,
My problem got a new D80 Nikon well this has been hard to take a picture with out flash out side at night.ugh.(always learning)
And i take way to many of one person then i print all them then what to scrap?????????
Thanks Ali for your daily teachings.
You go girl.
Lisahall9222000@yahoo.com

How could I ever delete a blurry-poorly lit-unflattering picture of my baby??? My problem is that I have THOUSANDS of digital images because I feel actual guilt at the thought of deleting any picture of my two children! How crazy is that?? I need advice on organization and how to sort and purge and that it is OK to let go!

My biggest photo issue is not having enough time to take more and to organize and or delete the ones on my computer!!!
Dawn
(ps.. we will miss you at Scrapbowl this year!)

My biggest struggle is finding the photo that I want when I want it.

My biggest struggle is getting my photos organized on my computer so that I know what they are pictures of without looking at each individual thumbnail. Also getting alot of them into books nicely without feeling like they have to be "scrapped". I have 2 kids under 4 and another coming in a couple of months so I don't get alot of scrap time to keep up. Still want to show pictures nicely in albums when visitors ask without the pressure of them being scrapped (self-induced of course ;-)

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Jodi H.

I find it nearly impossible to keep up with organizing and storing all of my digital photos. I take so many pictures!
Thanks for doing the book-giveaway!

My biggest struggle is I put my pics in the computer but never print any. I bet I have a couple thousand pics on my computer right now. My word for this year is organize. This is going to be a big project!! My goal is take one day each week and focus on just going through my pics and sending a couple hundred in to be printed until I am caught up. Also, I need to come up with a plan on what to do with all the pics after they are printed. Stacy's book sounds just like what I need for help and ideas.

My biggest struggle is getting people to stay engaged long enough for me to get the picture I am after

Our biggest photo problem is catching my daughter with her eyes open. Even without the flash, it is as though the site of the camera produces a Pavlov's dogs effect. Camera=eyes closed.

I don't print my photos until I need them. I spend one day picking the ones I want to scrap or frame. I upload them to Costco and have them printed. I like the idea of printing them out, organizing and storing because then you always have them on hand. With three kids I scrap in 15 minute intervals and having the pictures ready to go would really be helpful. I can't wait to read this book and get some help with that.

Biggest struggle - once I have my pictures organized in the computer - finding the exact one I'm looking for when I'm ready to scrap it.