10 Tools for Digitally Saving Family Photos
As your collection of family photos grows, it can be harder to keep track of your collection, especially without clutter. Here are some tools to help.
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Understanding the Victorian Tradition of Post-Mortem Photography
While a morose subject, post-mortem photography has a rich history. Here is a detailed review of that history, as well as tips for finding such photos.
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Lifetimes, Families, Memories, Photos: How to Tell the Story of Your Life with Mylio Photos
Mylio Photos makes it possible for users to preserve and share the memories they hold close. Here is how this app works and some features worth exploring.
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Photo Negatives: How to Scan, Preserve and Store Them Premium
Learn how to care for and scan old photo negatives—and why they deserve a place in your collection.
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Finding Photo Clues in Historical Hat Styles
This mystery photo features a lovely assortment of Gilded Age hat styles. Let's take a closer look at the details in this photo, (including the hats!) to see what more we can learn.
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Photo Interview Worksheet Free Download
Use this handy downloadable worksheet to record your notes during family photo interviews.
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12 Underused Sources for Family Photos
Looking for old family photos? Here are 12 often-overlooked sources to consult when your family and home sources come up empty.
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Old Christmas Photos: Best of Photo Detective
Photo Detective was a long-running FamilyTreeMagazine.com blog. Here, we've combined the best posts about old Christmas photos.
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Why (and How) Should You Colorize Family Photos? Experts Weigh In Premium
Adding color to black-and-white photos has never been easier. But should you? Hear from photo experts, and read about MyHeritage and RESTORE by Vivid-Pix.
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A Free, Downloadable Shot List for Genealogy
Your camera can be an indispensable genealogy tool! Download this free, handy shot list to keep track of your genealogy photo projects. This list covers essential shots for five key family history categories: gravestones, ancestral homes, family heirlooms, records and family portraits.
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