Storyline helps to tell those epic stories inside beautiful albums
Easter just came and went. It’s like that, isn’t it? It’s the holiday that is not only super important to me and my Christian faith. But it’s also the holiday that family gathers at our house. We get to play host for the day.
As we went out to grab a family photo we were hurried because it was so cold. But I had just recently come across last year’s family photo, and so that made it a priority to take one this year. Even if it wasn’t perfect.
And then I had an idea. I wanted to document all the Easter’s since we moved here to Colorado. And have them all in one place. Mostly because this is the holiday where we take outdoor photos. And so this strong desire welled up to curate these years of photos and bring them all into one album.
As this layout shows, I started with last year’s photo. But I have already started printing past year’s photos. Getting them ready to document. It makes me super excited when I actually get the printing part done. Have all those photos in one place. Yes!
The thing is, Heidi Swapp’s Storyline makes it just that much simpler to gather a decade plus of photos and organize them into a single album. The pages included with the Storyline albums prompts me to write down the when. where. and the who. Plus the day, date, month and year.
I hope if you have a brainstorm to gather years of photos that this post will help inspire and give a vision for that task. Utilizing Storyline to simplify the process will bring gratitude and gratification to your storytelling projects. I promise.
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