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To celebrate Stacy's new book Photo Freedom, I have one here to give away. Leave a comment below + tell me your biggest photo struggle. Comments will be open until Thursday at 8pm Pacific.
Wow. Where to start. Taking good pictures. Organizing them. Finding them when I want them. Storing them. Scrapbooking them. Remembering the details around them. Oh, so many pictures, so little time. I actually went online and looked at Stacy's book today after you mentioned it yesterday and was disappointed I had to wait until Feb. 1st. Thanks for the chance at an advance copy!
Photo Struggle - how to keep motivated PROCESSING my pictures after I take them. But then, what do you do WITH them!!??
It's not original, but it's my MAIN struggle.
HEEEEELLLLLLPPPP!!!
My biggest photo issue is printing photos and then just not being inspired to scrap them right away...so they sit...get all out of order and the piles begin...photo storage is just such an issue lol!
:)amy
one of many struggles is letting go of the 'extra' photos. it is so easy to just let them get bogged down in a file on the pc. but i really want to simplify this process, and not really sure how. i have been making myself delete, especially with doing the 365...i make myself now only keep 1 of the shots, and that's it...a good little habit, and maybe it will grow to encompass all my photo hoarding.
julie's book sounds very interesting. does it help to answer this kind of challenge?
My biggest photo struggle is knowing that over time, my favorites will change, so if I print what I love today, I may miss out on some true gems that I only appreciate when time has illuminated their meaning. For example, when my babies were tiny, I was so thrilled with every smile that I was disappointed with photos in which they weren't smiling. Now, the smiling photos don't thrill me -- it's the sleeping photos, and the candids, where they're studying something or someone they love closely, with a serious expression. What to do? It's certainly a disincentive, as far as "keeping up" goes.
Struggle:
Understanding my Canon Rebel XT..I know this thing has great potential. The manual that comes with it is really difficult for me to comprehend? Help!
Hi Ali,
My biggest photo struggle is learning how to feel comfortable taking pictures of other people. I am very comfortable taking pictures of my immediate family and friends, but with others, I feel like I am "invading their privacy". I feel like I need a little more "photo confidence"
Karen Borges
Hey ali...
My struggle is how to back up my photos on my computer. I cant decide between external hard drive, CDs or on my Ipod. Would love to hear your backup plan.
Mel
I have thousands of photos on my computer that I don't want to delete, 'just in case' I may need them for a layout in the future. I can't seem to get myself to purge any!
thanks for a great blog!!
my biggest photo struggle is that i am too SLOW! i like to shoot photos of people in action, but i'm so busy watching and waiting for the right moment that i often miss it!
oh well, practice makes perfect.
sadly my biggest photo struggle is actually remembering to take photos - still working on bringing the camera around to places so that those 'perfect' (or really not so perfect) pictures can be taken
My biggest photo struggle: organization. I have 20 years of film/negatives and 8 years of digital photos, and I want to keep track of everything, archive it for my children so they can easily find photos of themselves as children when the albums I have done are not enough, and I want to be able to create new pages from old photos. Time is a problem, but organization is the biggest issue.
Ingrid
Thanks for the opportunity to win this book Ali (which has raced to the top of my wish list!)
Like many others, my main problems are: I'm not ruthless enough in deleting so-so digital images (and with 3 daughters, I take a heap), and I still have a whole load (as in many boxes!) of pre-digital photos to sort. It's overwhelming!
love Jo xx
PS Ali, I have to thank you so much for talking about your mole checks - it prompted me to book my family in, and what a shock we had when my 14 year old daughter showed signs of sun damage and irregularities (I have been so careful with the slip, slop, slap all her life!) Our Doctor said it is her skin type, and she will have to have regular checks and be extremely vigilant with any sun exposure. Thank you again, Jo x
I was just checking out BPS's Library of Memories class a day or so ago. I would love to enroll in that one. I just don't have the time right now. That would be one of my biggest struggles, finding the time to get started organizing my photos...The second would be, where to begin. I tend to get overwhelmed everytime I think about it so they remain in boxes(old Photos) or on the computer. I have to go through them everytime I scrap. My struggles while taking photos would be understanding my camera's settings and finding the right light, or how to use what light I have effectively.
I struggle with good lighting (angles) and clear pictures. My kids move so fast & wiggle that a lot of them seem to come out with a slight blur. I guess my shutter speed isn't as fast as I'd like on my digital camera, so sometimes my kids get cut out of the picture from moving.
*I think my biggest photo struggle at the moment is finding the best way to 'back up' the exsisting digital photos on my hard drive.
*I worry more about loosing digital pictures then I use to of negatives, so finding a somewhat simple and fast way of backing them up is what I need!
You ROCK as always Ali!
*Shannon
My biggest problem - I take way way too many photos, which not only fills up my computer but then takes me ages to sort through and pick which ones I want to scrap!!! If only I could take a few less photos.
Keeping EVERY single photo ever taken. I need to learn how to let go.
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Wow. Where to start. Taking good pictures. Organizing them. Finding them when I want them. Storing them. Scrapbooking them. Remembering the details around them. Oh, so many pictures, so little time. I actually went online and looked at Stacy's book today after you mentioned it yesterday and was disappointed I had to wait until Feb. 1st. Thanks for the chance at an advance copy!
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Photo Struggle - how to keep motivated PROCESSING my pictures after I take them. But then, what do you do WITH them!!??
It's not original, but it's my MAIN struggle.
HEEEEELLLLLLPPPP!!!
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My biggest photo issue is printing photos and then just not being inspired to scrap them right away...so they sit...get all out of order and the piles begin...photo storage is just such an issue lol!
:)amy
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My biggest struggle is taking photos at night. I never know what settings to use.
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My biggest photo problem is not leaving the camera, and organizing all of my photos.
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The massively overwhelming ammount of them and my complete intimidation of them!!!
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one of many struggles is letting go of the 'extra' photos. it is so easy to just let them get bogged down in a file on the pc. but i really want to simplify this process, and not really sure how. i have been making myself delete, especially with doing the 365...i make myself now only keep 1 of the shots, and that's it...a good little habit, and maybe it will grow to encompass all my photo hoarding.
julie's book sounds very interesting. does it help to answer this kind of challenge?
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My biggest struggle is knowing I have the picture I want printed but where to find it when I need it...AHHHH!
Lynn
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My biggest photo struggle is knowing that over time, my favorites will change, so if I print what I love today, I may miss out on some true gems that I only appreciate when time has illuminated their meaning. For example, when my babies were tiny, I was so thrilled with every smile that I was disappointed with photos in which they weren't smiling. Now, the smiling photos don't thrill me -- it's the sleeping photos, and the candids, where they're studying something or someone they love closely, with a serious expression. What to do? It's certainly a disincentive, as far as "keeping up" goes.
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Struggle:
Understanding my Canon Rebel XT..I know this thing has great potential. The manual that comes with it is really difficult for me to comprehend? Help!
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keeping my photography fresh and new. taking the same photo over and over gets old!
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My challenge is too many photos and determining which photos to scrap and which photos not to.
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Hi Ali,
My biggest photo struggle is learning how to feel comfortable taking pictures of other people. I am very comfortable taking pictures of my immediate family and friends, but with others, I feel like I am "invading their privacy". I feel like I need a little more "photo confidence"
Karen Borges
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Hey ali...
My struggle is how to back up my photos on my computer. I cant decide between external hard drive, CDs or on my Ipod. Would love to hear your backup plan.
Mel
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I have thousands of photos on my computer that I don't want to delete, 'just in case' I may need them for a layout in the future. I can't seem to get myself to purge any!
thanks for a great blog!!
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my biggest photo struggle is that i am too SLOW! i like to shoot photos of people in action, but i'm so busy watching and waiting for the right moment that i often miss it!
oh well, practice makes perfect.
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sadly my biggest photo struggle is actually remembering to take photos - still working on bringing the camera around to places so that those 'perfect' (or really not so perfect) pictures can be taken
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My biggest photo struggle: organization. I have 20 years of film/negatives and 8 years of digital photos, and I want to keep track of everything, archive it for my children so they can easily find photos of themselves as children when the albums I have done are not enough, and I want to be able to create new pages from old photos. Time is a problem, but organization is the biggest issue.
Ingrid
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Thanks for the opportunity to win this book Ali (which has raced to the top of my wish list!)
Like many others, my main problems are: I'm not ruthless enough in deleting so-so digital images (and with 3 daughters, I take a heap), and I still have a whole load (as in many boxes!) of pre-digital photos to sort. It's overwhelming!
love Jo xx
PS Ali, I have to thank you so much for talking about your mole checks - it prompted me to book my family in, and what a shock we had when my 14 year old daughter showed signs of sun damage and irregularities (I have been so careful with the slip, slop, slap all her life!) Our Doctor said it is her skin type, and she will have to have regular checks and be extremely vigilant with any sun exposure. Thank you again, Jo x
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My biggest photo struggle is learning to love the ones I take and realizing that they all dont have to be the best.
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I was just checking out BPS's Library of Memories class a day or so ago. I would love to enroll in that one. I just don't have the time right now. That would be one of my biggest struggles, finding the time to get started organizing my photos...The second would be, where to begin. I tend to get overwhelmed everytime I think about it so they remain in boxes(old Photos) or on the computer. I have to go through them everytime I scrap. My struggles while taking photos would be understanding my camera's settings and finding the right light, or how to use what light I have effectively.
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I struggle with good lighting (angles) and clear pictures. My kids move so fast & wiggle that a lot of them seem to come out with a slight blur. I guess my shutter speed isn't as fast as I'd like on my digital camera, so sometimes my kids get cut out of the picture from moving.
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*I think my biggest photo struggle at the moment is finding the best way to 'back up' the exsisting digital photos on my hard drive.
*I worry more about loosing digital pictures then I use to of negatives, so finding a somewhat simple and fast way of backing them up is what I need!
You ROCK as always Ali!
*Shannon
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My biggest problem - I take way way too many photos, which not only fills up my computer but then takes me ages to sort through and pick which ones I want to scrap!!! If only I could take a few less photos.
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