I really like using Instagram. I think it’s fun. Most photos that I send through an Instagram filter are ephemeral. I want to share them. I want to add a fun filter, but I don’t necessarily want to also scrapbook … Continue reading
I’ve been curious about the Instagram books from Blurb for awhile now. They sent me a coupon for a freebie to try out as long as I post about it, too. I really like the size. It could fit in … Continue reading
Ella Publishing Co. has a bundle of photography e-books that I get to giveaway to one of my readers! Just leave a comment below for your chance to win. I’ll select a winner from all entries on Wednesday, June 6, 2012 … Continue reading
In the comments section on my most recent post at Scrapbook Update, I was accused of not supporting Local Scrapbook Stores. I find this really troubling. I started out working in a Local Scrapbook Store. Besides the accusation being untrue, … Continue reading
A Week in the Life has raised some comments out there in cyberspace about restrictions on photography. These restrictions force scrapbookers to tell the story in a different way. Instead of photos, you might have to just use words, collect … Continue reading
Do you make photobooks? I primarily make photobooks as gifts. It’s a great way to share a bunch of photos of my daughter as a gift to her grandparents. It does take time, but not quite as much time as … Continue reading
Each Wednesday, I write a post from my dissertation. Many scrapbookers, if not most, edit photographs in one way or another. Photographs are edited from the beginning—when the photographer decides to take a photograph, something else remains unphotographed—to the end—when … Continue reading
It is Week 2 of Shimelle’s Blogging for Scrapbookers. The prompt in my inbox today is about blogging your goals. Well, my goal is combined with a confession. I only use auto-mode on my DSLR. I got my DSLR when … Continue reading
About a month ago, I wrote about backing up my printed photos digitally. I used ScanCafe. They have received and scanned my negatives. I just barely reviewed my scans online and deleted the ones I do not want (you can … Continue reading
Hope you have a had a great first week of 2011! Here are the best links from the web for the week: Strategies for better photo organization Resolution #3: Get the family involved! Photo Printing Sites: Shutterfly, Winkflash, & Snapfish … Continue reading
Stephanie Medley-Rath is a sociologist and scrapbooker who studies scrapbooking and memory keeping. Scrapworthy Lives is a blog focused on her sociological analysis of scrapbooking, with a sprinkling of posts about Stephanie's own scrapbooking projects.
