
123 | Give Your Photos a Home
Are your photos scattered around on various devices? Let’s create a proper home for your photos by applying the Golden Rule 3 of Photo Organising.

Are your photos scattered around on various devices? Let’s create a proper home for your photos by applying the Golden Rule 3 of Photo Organising.

It’s not about time, or software, or how many photos you have, it’s about the step that you might have skipped when you started your photo organising project.

It’s not a matter of if you’ll lose your photos, it’s a matter of when. Let’s get back to basics and talk about Golden Rule 1: Backup.

This is Fiona’s and Chantal’s final episode together as co-hosts, and it marks the end of one chapter for this podcast, and the beginning of a new one.

If you’ve ever felt overwhelmed by your photos or stuck in procrastination, this episode is for you. We introduce our DIY Photo Organising Course and explain how the 5 Golden Rules provide a clear, steady framework to reduce overwhelm, prevent common mistakes, and help you move forward with confidence — at your own pace.

As the year comes to a close, we invite you to reflect on 2025 by choosing just 12 meaningful photos — one from each month. This gentle photo challenge helps you reconnect with what truly mattered, without pressure or perfection.

If you’ve ever put off organising your photos and wondered why, this episode is for you. We uncover the hidden emotional and psychological reasons behind photo procrastination — from overwhelm and perfectionism to deeper memory triggers — and why it’s not laziness, but a protective response.

Screenshots pile up fast. Learn quick, practical steps to manage them on iPhone and Android—what to keep, where to move them, and how to stop clutter before it starts.

Explore how AI in Apple Photos helps you tag smarter, clean duplicates, and enjoy memories with less effort through simple, privacy-focused tools.

Exploring the environmental footprint, emotional toll, and social shifts behind the staggering number of photos we take — and how to manage them more mindfully.