Even though we have talked about printed photos in past episodes, a recent question from a listener prompted us to highlight our five most helpful and practical tips to remember when starting to sort printed photos.

We know we live in a digital world these days, but that was not always the case.

If you are ready to start sorting your printed photos we encourage you to have a listen to this podcast episode as we share how we tackle sorting printed photos.

Here is a sneak peek...

•Sort by the back of the photos
•Bundle your photos safely
•Label safely
•Identify special photos
•Don't overthink it!

We send you this email today filled with encouragement to you with the hope you may take a few steps forward in your own photo organising journey while we take a little break.

Chantal will be travelling to Europe with her family, and Fiona will be travelling to the US with her family. WooHoo!

We will be back with a new episode for you in July!

Please send us your questions for future podcast episodes. Click here to share your Wishlist for Future Episodes with us!

Related episodes:

Episode 6 GR4 Sort and Organise Printed Photos
Episode 13 Scan or not to scan
Episode 22 Handling photos through a separation
Episode 31 What to do with inherited photos
Episode 47 What should I do with my old photo albums
Episode 60 How many photos do we really need
Episode 74 Dealing with photos that are difficult to look at
Episode 75 A listener's photo journey with guest Lisa Johnston
Episode 77 Why bother preserving your photos
Episode 79 Tackle photos when decluttering your home
Episode 88 Expert tips on photo archiving


Also, we invite you to have a look through our DIY Photo Organising Courses so you can decide which of these courses might be what you need to help you move forward with your photo organising projects.


DIY Photo Organising Courses
https://www.diyphotoorganising.com.au/courses/


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