Your Photographs are ready! 

Gather in front of a large screen such as a laptop, desktop, or even cast your gallery on your TV. Keep in mind that colors vary from screen to screen.

Take your time viewing your whole gallery. This can take a little time so enjoy the flow of taking in each image as a string of stories. 

Mark your favorites after viewing is done. It might be tempting to mark and download as you’re seeing the images for the first time. Your first viewing should be for taking it all in and your second, third, fourth, etc., can be for your own archiving process. 

Candids can be scary. You might not love every photograph of yourself and that’s OK. Seeing yourself candidly can be an odd experience if you aren't used to it. I encourage you download the entire gallery though, even the ones you don’t immediately like. Our perceptions of ourselves change over time. You might feel differently in the months or years to come.

Download all photos. Have an online cloud (like iCloud or Dropbox) + an external hard drive ready to double back-up your entire gallery. It is not guaranteed that the online gallery will be live indefinitely. Download the option for “High-Res.”

Print your Photographs. I think it is so important to tangibly archive your photographs. It’s a totally different and sentimental experience to see your images in a frame or in a book. You have ‘Personal Printing Rights’ so you can print anywhere you’d like. There is also a store, professional printing services, directly in your gallery. You can order a variety of options of prints + albums.

Sharing with friends and family. For convenience, anyone with your link has access to your photographs. They can download and order prints from there as well. If you’d like to make your gallery password protected, let me know.