The HOW and WHY of Getting Your Photos out of Digital Form

We're well into the 21st century now, so most of us only know photos as something digital.  Unfortunately, we've lost sight of an important fact:  digital photos are photos in storage.  They're essentially film negatives, only you can see them a little better.

I say this because most people don't just sit down and scroll through jpeg files.  If you do-- if they're your screen saver, for example --that fantastic, but they are incomplete.  Jpeg files are lacking details, names, dates, memories, and stories.  So jpegs are really only half of what they could be.

I wrote a series several months ago (on a blog I'm a regular contributor for) on getting your photos out of digital form--not just the WHY, but the HOW.  I want to share with you the MANY tips and ideas you can find here: 

• Why it's important to print your photos.
• How to get your photos out of digital form.
• Tips on bringing your photos to life, including making time and where to start.
• Changing your mindset and actions:  How to Stop Being a Photo-Stasher and Start Being a Heritage-Maker 

What's the best tip you found from these articles?  What's going to be your game-changer?  Tell me in the comments below.

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