Photos In Order

15/11/2023

Looking forward to presenting in Swan Hill next week!

Come in to the Swan Hill Library November 24 to learn from photo organising guru Chantal. This 1.5 hour session will focus on digitising print photos, options and processes for storing your physical and digital versions and other question you may have for Chantal.

29/10/2023

Can you help me?

I am currently making plans for next year and it would help me enormously to hear about your wishes when it comes to photo management online classes. All you'd have to do is taking 2 minutes to fill in this survey - thank you very much! 🙏

PS: if you have friends who might be interested in photo management, don't hesitate to share this post with them ❤️

Hi, I am thinking of running regular live online-classes starting early next year and would love to hear what people are actually most interest in and how I can help best. So thank you very much to take a few minutes to weigh in. Let’s start:

17/10/2023

Looking forward to presenting at the Wangaratta Library this coming Saturday. If you're in the area, don't hesitate to register and join us, there are still seats available.

Don't miss this event happening this Saturday. _____________________________________________________________________
It has become normal to own thousands and thousands of digital photos, usually on smart phones. This often results in the loss of precious memories because they were not sorted or backed up. Join Chantal from Photos in Order as she shares her knowledge and tools to assist you in tackling your own digital photo organising project.

Bookings essential.

03/05/2022

You may have realised that I have been a little absent over here on Facebook. This is because I have decided to take a break from Social Media.

Please know that this doesn't mean you are not important to me. On the contrary, you really are! However, I hate to rely on big companies and their ever changing algorithms to show you what I want to share with you to help you on your photo organising journey.

Hence, I have decided to focus on the content and value of

- my (currently) fortnightly newsletters,
- my monthly blog posts and
- the podcast.

If you would like to be kept in the loop and receive the latest news and info, make sure you sign up over at https://landing.mailerlite.com/webforms/landing/a9t9t9 if you haven't done so.

Looking forward to staying in touch!

30/01/2022

Life can be pretty challenging. When it comes to documenting life using photos, we naturally tend to focus on good times. However, that's not all there is, right?! Read my latest blog post in which I share a few ideas about how we could use photos to document those challenging times and moments.

Not all photos bring back happy memories. Some transport us back to challenging times. So, how can we use photos to document difficult times?

02/01/2022

Anyone up for some general decluttering? Check out Julie’s challenge!

31/12/2021

A Happy New Year and I'll see you in February!

20/12/2021

I didn’t know this - how about you?

We need all the little wins we can get right now! 👏👏👏

15/12/2021

Do you sort photos chronologically or by theme?

14/12/2021

Wondering what a sock drawer has to do with photo organising? Check out my latest blog post to find out!

https://www.photosinorder.com.au/benefits-photo-hub/

Benefits of having a photo hub and what sock drawers have to do with it! Learn how to manage your photos like you would do with your socks.

12/12/2021

Some good tips, even if you don't live in NYC :-).

The holidays in New York City are my favorite part of the year. It's such a magical and festive time all throughout the City. You'll find holiday trees,

10/12/2021

Nothing to do with photos but very interesting.

I recommend to all my clients to use a password manager such as Dashlane or Lastpass because passwords are so complex these days. I also recommend sharing the master password with a trusted person so they can access your digital assets when you can’t. Even if you leave it in an envelope for them or possibly even as an attachment to the will.

A computer can crack a password of 8 letters instantly but it would take 34,000 years to crack a 12-character password of upper case letters, symbols and numbers.