At a minimum, you should have one onsite copy and one offsite copy of your photo library. And I’ll show you some of the fun features at your fingertips after you have everything backed up.īefore we jump in, I want to share my basic rule of thumb for backup. Today I want to share my favorite cloud backup service, how to properly set it up (with screen shots for you to follow) so that you can feel confident in your backup system. But perhaps you’re not confident in your settings, unaware of how you can automate things, or not taking advantage of all the features that are offered! You’ve landed in the right place. The cloud isn’t a new concept and by now, it’s likely you have some portion of your photos saved there. I asked her to share her tips with you guys – I am thrilled for her to help you too! Having our photos backed up and sorted properly was such a gift – organizing photos is not my specialty and it was such a relief to know that everything was backed up properly. Casey (Miss Freddy) helped me sort through my photo mess earlier this year. I am so excited to share a photo ‘cleaning’ series with you this week – Clean Up Your Photos with Miss Freddy.

OctoClean Up Your Photos : What is the Cloud? (a how-to guide for getting setup with Amazon photos)

Amazon photos app for desktop