The short answer is: No, it seems it is not outdated!

Findings from a recent survey we conducted amongst our listeners showed that using a simple folder structure as opposed to a photo management program is not as out of fashion as we might have thought.

Listen in to find out 


where people store their digital photos,
how they structure their folders of their photo collection and 
which programs they use to manage them.


We also respond to some comments and questions such as what to do when running out of storage space on your computer, or if you’d rather not use the cloud and many more.

We were especially pleased to hear from multiple listeners that they have put the 3-2-1 backup system in place - bravo! If you haven’t got a system in place yet, check out our episode Episode 002 Golden Rule 1 - Backup.



Mentioned Links

Access a prepared folder structure and download for free here


Related episodes

Episode 005 Golden Rule 4 – Sort and Organise (Part 1 – Digital Photos)
Episode 006 Golden Rule 4 – Sort and Organise (Part 2 – Printed Photos)
Episode 023 5 Steps to get you Started NOW
Episode 046 Questions People Ask 4 What is your take on Photo Sticks?
Episode 049 How to Stop Procrastinating about your Photos
Episode 063 The Magic of Maintenance
Episode 089 5 tips for sorting printed photos
Episode 096 The Apple Ecosystem with Paul Einarsen – Blue Water Imaging



If you have any photo-related questions we haven't answered yet in one of the previous episodes, please don't hesitate to share them with us via the Wishlist for Future Episodes!

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.

If you’d like to learn more about us, go to:

www.diyphotoorganising.com.au 

Fiona Staff’s website: www.photohelper.com.au or
Chantal Imbach’s website: www.photosinorder.com.au 

If you are not in Melbourne and would like to explore having a Photo Manager help you, check out www.thephotomanagers.com to find help closer to home.