IDENTIFYING PHOTOS QUICK LINKS
One of the most critical needs in almost all families is to properly identify photographs, because little Jackson, age 2, can look a lot like little Rober, age 2, after forty years of faded memories. When you identify photographs, take care not to destroy them in the process. Note that writing on the back of some photographs will damage them. Depending on the quality of the paper, a pencil, pen, or other means may be appropriate. Try to identify your photos using the following notations:
* Who took the photograph.
* Date of the photograph (the day, month and year)
* The ages of the individuals.
* Names of the individuals in the photograph, in the order in which they appear
* Name of the Event if applicable
* The circumstances around which the picture was taken.
* Who took the photograph.
* Date of the photograph (the day, month and year)
* The ages of the individuals.
* Names of the individuals in the photograph, in the order in which they appear
* Name of the Event if applicable
* The circumstances around which the picture was taken.
- Photos
- Identifying Photos
- How to send us your photos
- What size photos are acceptable?
- Photos we don't accept
- How much to add photos?
- Photo file types
- Converting images
- Return Home
GRIOTBOOK.COM © 2013-2015 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED Powered By GriotSites.com
