With digital cameras and smartphones it’s easier than ever to post photos online. Now, the trick is to use restraint. Follow these guidelines to avoid any photo faux pas.
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Sharing the photos and stories from your summer vacation with your friends in person has become a thing [Read More]
I really don’t think it’s that people mean to create their ideal self for the world on Instagram (or Facebook or Pinterest or Twitter, for that matter). It’s just that people tend to want to share the good stuff. The I-grew-12-tomatoes-and-made-them-into-fresh-marinara-before-they-rotted-on-the-counter kind of stuff. The my-kid-wrote-me-a-love-note-instead-of-biting-me-today kind of stuff. The watch-this-old-piece-of-junk-become-a-beautifully-upcycled-changing-table-in-just-12-painstaking-weekends kind of stuff. [Read More]
I take more photos than ever these days. Looking through the camera roll on my phone, I’ve documented everything from a particularly tasty meal to a family member’s birthday party. I love having these memories stored, and enjoy looking back through them to relive a special day. But then [Read More]
