1. Scanning Inspiration with Vicki Robinson

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    ***I would be remiss if I didn’t give credit where credit is due. Did you all know that my students are one of my greatest sources of inspiration?  The following post was written by Vicki Robinson, one of my wonderful students whose ScanCafe experience originally inspired me to get brave enough to get started scanning.  You will see that she...
  2. Going Pre-Digital with Scan Cafe

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    It started around November last year. I had the irresistible urge to get my house organized and all my completed projects finished. One of the biggest projects I’ve neglected for years? All my pre-digital photos. The collection of negatives spanned almost two decades. So when a sale came up for 21 cent negative scans with ScanCafe, I jumped on it....
  3. The Places of Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow

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    I’ve been working on teaching about GPS options with various software programs in Finding Photo Flow 101. With the latest technology future generations will not only be able to view our photos as they stand on their own but also in context with maps – how awesome is that? It reminded me of this post I wrote a couple years...
  4. Greatest Takeaway from Finding Photo Flow

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    As I prepared to create the curriculum for Finding Photo Flow 101 I dove into previous student surveys and emails to find information on how to improve the experience for students. It was fun to read student comments about their greatest takeaway from Finding Photo Flow – the most common answers are shown larger (you can click on the image...
  5. Curating for Creativity

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    I often find that the more time I spend in my library curating images and looking things over with searches in different contexts, the more creative ideas come to me - like this layout for my daughter Grace...
  6. True Confessions

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    Some days my download folder looks like this (especially after a BIG sale at my favorite designer’s store): You might think because I teach digital asset organization, my library is perfect.  Not so. ☺  Just like everyone else my life gets busy, I take on projects and I let things slide. However, just because I slide doesn’t mean I don’t...
  7. We’ve Got a BIG Announcement!

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    Wow – what a week it has been!  So much going on I had to write a special post! Thanks so much for all your kind comments on my posts lately – you all are the reason I blog.  When I write something that resonates , I am especially grateful.   Fabulous Freebie In this post I shared a layout...
  8. Reader Q&A: Lightroom Ratings and Labels

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    Krystal in AZ asks, "I am curious if you have found an effective way to use the colored flags, and if you ever use 4 & 5 stars?  Also, how do you track which photos have been printed or scrapbooked?  I've looked through the content quickly and not seen where you might have addressed these . . . I'm working backwards...

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