I take photos to remember life’s best moments and to honor those that will be etched into my memory forever. On days like today I am reminded of the deep significance of pictures and feel so grateful for my own library.
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Over the past eight years I’ve used Adobe Lightroom to keep my digital photos safe and organized. It’s the heart of my memory keeping process and a tool that keeps scrapbooking easy and fun.
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I’m by no means perfectly organized, but I’ve created a simple workflow that combines the convenience of my phone and the power of my computer. And in today’s new video, I’m explaining the entire system from start to finish!


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Whet​​​​​​​her Lightroom is the tool for you or not, I hope this series helps nudge you forward in giving your photos the love they deserve!

3 Comments

  1. Thank you so much for this video. It was so helpful getting my phone set up to to auto import in Lightroom CC to Lightroom Classic. One thing I noticed is that upon import to Lightroom Classic there was not a drive named after my phone. I’m on iPhone X. I set up a folder labeled inbox for the photos to go to so I could sort from there into my chronological folders, however it is placing the photos under both 2018 and my inbox folder. Any ideas what setting I have wrong? I would rather sort using metadata like you show in the video and dragging to the Month/Year folder.

    1. Nevermind…I figured it out! I am so happy to have this automation set up. Thanks again for the excellent tutorial!

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