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How to organise the photos from all your trips

Stop letting thousands of images sit in a camera roll. Give each place a home.

August 20, 2026 · 1 min read

Sunset over a city seen from a high hill

Camera rolls hide cities. Places deserve a shelf.

Sort by where, not by month

A folder called “March” is useless in five years. A city is not.

Choose a few, keep the rest quiet

You do not need four hundred versions of the same square. You need the one that still feels like the hour.

Attach photographs to the city in your Atlas. Then the album and the map are the same object.

Editing is a form of remembering. What you keep is the trip; what you drop is the noise.

When someone asks “what was Lisbon like?”, you should be able to answer with five pictures, not five thousand.

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Photos, notes, songs and stories, pinned to the places you lived them.

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