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  • Invest in a large set of matching photo albums and photo boxes. This will make it easy to organize your photos over the years. (Visit www.exposuresonline.com for options.)
  • Go over photos when you first receive them.
  • While you sort, record an identifying description, such as the date or who's in the photo, on the back of each photo.
  • Write on photo paper with a light touch, and make certain you use an acid-free, photo-safe pencil or pen (available at art-supply and crafts stores).
  • Don't keep bad exposures, blurry shots, or bloopers you won't look at again. Throw away any photos you'd rather not remember.
  • Nab your favorites to put in an album or frame right away; pick out images to give to friends.
  • Make a list of any reprints or enlargements you need and take it to the photo store next time you're out and about.

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