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8 Types of Memories You Can Delete From Your Photo Collection Now

November 14, 2017 By

Delete is a complicated word. But it’s an important word that we have to get comfortable with as the designated family memory keepers. Many of us, especially those of…

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The Journey of the Pixel, Part 3: Culling Photos in Lightroom
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The Journey of the Pixel, Part 3: Culling Your Photos in Lightroom

October 23, 2017 By

In this last part of her Journey of the Pixel series, Photographer Karin Van Mierlo takes us through the process of culling our photos in Adobe Lightroom. And cull…

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The Journey of the Pixel, Part 2: Importing into Lightroom | OrganizingPhotos.net
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The Journey of the Pixel, Part 2: Importing Into Lightroom

October 9, 2017 By

Just about two weeks ago, my colleague and friend, Photographer Karin Van Mierlo kicked off the journey of the pixels with her guest post on file formats and resolution.…

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