Print Your Photos as They Were Meant to Be

Turn Off Automatic Color Corrections

Your gallery has already been professionally edited to achieve the perfect balance of color, brightness, and contrast.

When ordering prints online, look for the option to select "No Color Corrections," "Do Not Auto Enhance," or "Print As Is."

Many printing labs automatically adjust every image they receive. While their software is designed to help average snapshots, it can unintentionally change professionally edited photographs by adding unwanted color casts or altering the exposure.

Selecting No Color Corrections ensures your prints remain true to the images you received.

Need help choosing a print lab? I'd be happy to recommend one and guide you through the ordering process.

Protect Your Memories

Back Up Your Images

Your photographs are irreplaceable memories, so it's important to keep multiple copies.

I recommend saving your full-resolution files in at least two different places, such as:

• An external hard drive

• A USB flash drive

• Cloud storage (Amazon Photos, Google Photos, or iCloud)

While I keep client galleries for one to two years, technology can fail unexpectedly. Creating your own backup ensures your memories remain safe for years to come.

If you're saving your images to your phone, be sure you're downloading the full-resolution versions, as some devices automatically resize images to save storage space.