How to Preserve Family Stories Through Digital Photo Notes
You find an old family photograph showing six people outside a weatherboard house. You recognise two faces, vaguely remember the house and know there was…
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You find an old family photograph showing six people outside a weatherboard house. You recognise two faces, vaguely remember the house and know there was…

You scroll past a photograph of muddy shoes by the back door, a half-finished cup of tea, the dog waiting beside the car and a…

You start looking for a photograph from one memorable holiday and soon find yourself moving through years of family dinners, old homes, pets, friendships, birthdays,…

You open your photo library to look for one picture and find an entire life mixed together: a birthday cake, a rainy road trip, a…

You open your phone to show someone one photograph from last summer, then spend several minutes swiping past receipts, screenshots, blurry pets, garden updates and…

You sit down to find one photograph from a family holiday and end up scrolling through years of screenshots, birthday cakes, pets, landscapes and half-forgotten…

You find an old photograph of three people standing beside a weathered fence. Everyone looks happy, but you cannot remember where they were, what they…

Someone asks to see a photograph from a family holiday, a childhood birthday or the year you moved house. You know the image exists somewhere,…

You open your photo library looking for one picture and find yourself scrolling through years of birthdays, beaches, pets, school concerts, half-finished renovations and ordinary…
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