In this article, we’ll explore the best ways to declutter your digital photo library and get your files in order.
Getting Started
Before we dive into the solutions, it’s essential to understand the importance of decluttering your digital photo library. A cluttered library can lead to several issues, including:
By decluttering your digital photo library, you can:
Identifying the Problem
To start decluttering your digital photo library, you need to identify the problem.
Search for photos by location using GPS or manual entry.
Search by Location
Using GPS Data
When searching for photos taken in a specific location, you can use the GPS data stored in your device. This feature allows you to view photos taken in a particular city, country, or even a specific landmark. For example, if you’re planning a trip to Paris, you can search for photos taken in the city center or near the Eiffel Tower. You can also search for photos taken in a specific neighborhood or area. This feature is available on both Apple Photos and Google Photos.*
Using Manual Entry
Alternatively, you can manually enter the location of the photos you’re searching for. This method allows you to search for photos taken in a specific location without relying on GPS data. For example, you can search for photos taken in a particular restaurant or store.
Most photo apps have a “Recently Viewed” or “Recently Edited” section that allows you to find deleted images.
The Importance of a “Recently Deleted” Folder**
In today’s digital age, it’s easy to accidentally delete important photos or memories. A “Recently Deleted” folder can be a lifesaver in such situations.
Daily Date-Based Searches
With daily date-based searches, you can review your entire collection within a year. This feature allows you to easily delete or review specific photos taken on a particular date. For example, you can search for “screenshots” or “selfies” to quickly identify and delete unwanted photos.
