Production Blog: Executing the Plan


As I mentioned in my previous production blog, I lost all my photos when clearing out my computer's files. It was really frustrating. However, after this mistake, I started using cloud storage to keep my photos safe. I also started saving my photos to an external hard drive as an extra precaution to make sure they wouldn't be gone this time. Thankfully, I found a photo recovery software that helped me retrieve some of the lost pictures. It was a relief to recover some of the photos, but it taught me to be more careful. Losing those memories made me realize the importance of regularly organizing and backing up my photos. From now on, I will make sure to regularly transfer my photos to my computer and external storage devices. This will prevent any future loss. I've also started using a photo management app to keep my pictures organized and easily accessible. This made it easier to navigate when finding my commercial's pictures again. It's definitely important to have multiple copies of your photos in different places to avoid losing them. I have learned to be more mindful of where I save my photos and to have a backup plan in place. Now, I will regularly check the storage space on my phone to make sure I don't run out of memory. I've also started deleting unnecessary photos to free up space and avoid clutter. This way, I will not accidentally delete important files. Losing these photos taught me the importance of being organized and selective with what I keep. This was a tough lesson, but it made me more conscious of the value of photos. I'm now more diligent about backing up my photos and taking steps to prevent any future loss. I am ready to move forward with this, despite my mistakes.

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