Maybe you have boxes of photographs. Albums filling a shelf. Thousands—or tens of thousands—of digital images on your phone, computer or somewhere in the cloud.

And every so often you look at them and think:

I’ve got to do something with all these photos.

But, don’t start with the photos. Think instead about what do I want these photographs to do?

If your most beloved photos are in frames on your wall, they are in danger!

That’s a scary headline. But it’s true! Our intention is to motivate you and give you the tools to protect and preserve those priceless memories.

Here are four simple and doable photo safety and storage tips:

Yes, I’ve written a memoir! It arrived last month and took ten years. And it’s only 36 pages.

Many of us have mixed feelings about sharing our DNA findings. It can feel strangely invasive to have someone reach out and tell you they are your cousin. But, the unearthed secrets can lead to new connections and discoveries, to new family stories and shared understandings, as was the recent case with Pixorium team member, Lilly.

This summer we met Mihai “Mike” Pop, a talented, up-and-coming, Atlanta-based street photographer. He contacted us to create a book of his Romania photos, a piece to share with his family and others to showcase his work. Together, Mike and Lilly, his photobook coach, crafted this tender and compelling book, Romania Through My Lens.

Scanning photos and memorabilia – I’ve said alot about it over the years. Spurred on by the contents of a client’s Samsonite suitcase, I thought I’d answer the seven most common scanning questions. But first, the story.

Help! My photos are taking over my phone! I scroll and scroll in Photos and I can’t find the one I’m looking for. Plus, I’m running out of storage space.

Can I scan my photos on my printer? Short answer is yes, but should you?