Every family has a photo that does more work than it should. It sits on a fridge or a desk and quietly holds a whole year of memories. This story is about one of those pictures and the people around it.
Good to know: every Paperleaf book has room for thirty photos, so there is no prize for keeping more.
I thought I needed a better camera. I needed a better window.
Tom Okafor, Paperleaf
My grandmother cried when she got the book. That is all I wanted to say.
Same here! It got easier after the second month.
We tried the one-photo-per-day rule last month and it made picking so much easier. Thank you!
Lovely post. The bit about keeping the blurry photos made me go back and rescue a few.
This is exactly the nudge I needed. My camera roll has four thousand photos from this year alone.
I printed our first book after reading this and my daughter has not put it down since.
Thanks for asking this, I was wondering the same.
I never thought about the light from the window. Moved the high chair and the difference is huge.