Old magnetic or "sticky" albums contain unsafe components that act as a chemical sandwich for your photos. The acids from the plastic and adhesive are very harmful to your photos and will cause them to deteriorate. Remove the photos as quickly as possible! #saveyourphotos2020

Before you begin sorting your digital images, back up the mess. Then no matter what happens while you're organizing in the working copy, you'll have a copy of the original files. #SaveYourPhotos2020

Your digital photo hub is a central location where all your digital and scanned photos live. Copy your digital photos and videos from all your various devices including phones, camera cards, USB sticks. Sort by date or theme. As you scan prints, add those image files to the hub.

Use the 3-2-1 backup strategy to safeguard your digital files. Create 3 copies of your digital data (photos, videos, documents, etc.) stored on 2 different types of media or devices (a computer and an external hard drive, with 1 copy located off-site.

Scanning your printed photos and slides extends the lifetime of your pictures, creates a backup, and increases your ability to share and enjoy your memories. Don't forget to digitize your slides and negatives as well. #Saveyourphotosmonth2020

Metadata is information that is digitally attached to your images. This data makes it easier for you to search for your images and helps tell the story of the photo. Photo organizing software allows you to embed this information into your image files.

Your printed photos and memorabilia should be stored away from light and dust in archival containers and located in the main part of the house, with average room temperatures and low humidity. Avoid basements, attics, and garages – your photos should live where you live!

Once your photos and videos are organized, your collection will need regular maintenance and attention. Schedule time at regular intervals on your calendar to delete extraneous photos from your phone, ensure backups are running, and add new images to your digital photo hub.

Surrounding ourselves with favorite pictures creates a happy, loving environment for the whole family. These memories provide a positive reflection of our lives, especially during difficult times. #SaveYourPhotos2020

Photo books are a great way to share your photos and tell stories. Use one of the many online platforms available to design and print them. Combine photos, videos, oral narratives, and music to create meaningful video slideshows; there's apps for that, too! #SaveYourPhotos2020

Once your photos are organized, it's easy to create photo gifts to celebrate and share memories with your loved ones. Framed images, albums, mugs, photo puzzles, calendars, and more are a great way to spread the love for any occasion. #SaveYourPhotos2020

Private online family websites and cloud storage companies let you upload, share, and archive family photos and memorabilia. Easily collaborate with family members, collect family history, and create timelines.

A picture is worth a thousand words, right? So, why do we keep thousands of pictures? Because photos tell our story.

Forget Me Not Day is an unofficial holiday that encourages people to try and reconnect with all those they may not be in touch with anymore. The Forget Me Not is a flower that symbolizes love, remembrance, and connections that last through time.

Honoring all those who have served our country and sacrificed for our freedom.

This past week I put on my detective hat and went on a hunt! What did I find? Over 50,000 duplicate photos - and by eliminating them, saved my client over 150,000GB of storage space!

📷🤳 It's easy to avoid culling and organizing your photos — but the longer you put it off, the harder the task becomes. Here are tips on how to get started from Kim Komando & Life Kit. trib.al/DLISmU1

A note to Fauci critics: For years, he has been working tirelessly on the development of the mRNA vaccine in anticipation of a potential major viral outbreak. And on Jan 11, 2020, his team downloaded the gene sequence & on the 13th began work on the vaccine. So keep it down.