Well I have just finished setting up my new Photo Album. Now I need to start the long task of sorting through all my photos and uploading them :tongue: :ya2:
My New Photo Album
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Even well before the digital camera age I was an avid picture taker. I started off in the 1950's with a Kodak Brownie camera when B & W was foremost and then moved up to colour slides. I have albums and albums full of pics and now thousands of pics on the computer.
When I came home from South America I had over 700 pics and well over 500 from the Rocky Mountain trip.
Of course I haven't kept all of them. I wait until I get home and put them on the computer before I start deleting.
Good luck with the sorting.
When I came home from South America I had over 700 pics and well over 500 from the Rocky Mountain trip.
Of course I haven't kept all of them. I wait until I get home and put them on the computer before I start deleting.
Good luck with the sorting.
Well I must admit I don't have that many any more after a HD crash killed all of them a few years back :tongue:
I had a HD crash 2-3 years ago and lost all of my pics, but I had already burned over 90% of them on CD's.
I back that up by printing snap shots (either commercially or on my photo printer) and filling photo albums, so in one sense I really didn't lose anything, but I did lose everything else I had saved. But the photos were the most important thing.
Photographs do indeed speak a thousand words and are wonderful to look back on as a history of your life.
Since I came back to motorcycles in 1992 I've filled 17 photo albums, but these also include family trips abroad as well as my motorcycling adventures at home and elsewhere.
That's almost one per year. Oh dear, LOL!!!
These days I'm also into animated slide shows with music on DVD's so now I can really bore my friends and relatives half to death, LOL!!!!
I back that up by printing snap shots (either commercially or on my photo printer) and filling photo albums, so in one sense I really didn't lose anything, but I did lose everything else I had saved. But the photos were the most important thing.
Photographs do indeed speak a thousand words and are wonderful to look back on as a history of your life.
Since I came back to motorcycles in 1992 I've filled 17 photo albums, but these also include family trips abroad as well as my motorcycling adventures at home and elsewhere.
That's almost one per year. Oh dear, LOL!!!
These days I'm also into animated slide shows with music on DVD's so now I can really bore my friends and relatives half to death, LOL!!!!
This is one thing that I am sorry about is that I don't have any photo from my younger days. I learned a lesson from losing all the photos I did have now everything of importance is backed up once a week :y114:
@DaveB. I hear you about backing up. After I lost almost half of my photos, I image to an external HD.
@DaveM. Nice photos. You do very well.
@DaveM. Nice photos. You do very well.
I still need to start sorting my photos and put up the ones I want into the album, that should keep me busy for some time
That will give you something today in your spare time. :y114:
Yeah Dave.....spare time....you know what that is don't you :ya2:
It's that "something" you haven't had for years :wink:
It's that "something" you haven't had for years :wink:
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