4 Gathering Digital Photos
When I start working with a new photo organizing client, one of the first things I must do is convince them to stop apologizing. They apologize for being disorganized, for not knowing where everything is, and for taking so many photographs. I tell them that I’ve seen everything and that nothing surprises me. I really mean that when I say it, and my sincerity starts to put clients at ease.
After we exit the apologizing phase, we can start in earnest on the gathering phase. And one of the biggest challenges of organizing digital photographs is that they typically span about twenty years, which means they come from multiple cameras, computers, and hard drives, stacks of CDs and DVDs, untold memory cards and thumb drives, ...
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