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Technology can be a life-saver, but along with the digital age comes digital nightmares. Don't lose the memories of yesterday - back them up! Here's why: http://bit.ly/1S8ctMz

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Printing on natural, eco-friendly materials is the latest way to display your photography and artwork. These solid wood panels add a contemporary design flare to your walls and make an impressive presentation for your imagery. Personally, we love how the wood grain shows through the image! Next time you have an empty wall to fill, give these a try!

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We hate to admit it, but most of us have piles of pictures, kids' artwork and loose photographs shoved in drawers, boxes and closets - but we keep putting off the project. Don't be afraid! Start by getting all the family photographs and memorabilia into one location, then begin sorting, condensing and organizing the items you want to hold onto. If you have only one copy of certain photos or documents, we can help you digitize them so each member of the family has a copy. If you have questions or need some direction - we're here to help!

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Let us be your creative partner in finding innovative ways to showcase your company’s history and accomplishments. From catchy signage to custom office décor, we can help turn your ho-hum space into one that promotes your brand and communicates a vision. www.customsportsproducts.com

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Great photographers have a lot to teach. Here are 10 quotes from photography legends: http://bit.ly/1mgXZOI

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So your LOVE the vintage look of Instagram borders and filters, (especially when you make cool products with these shots), but don't always like to post your shots for everyone to see? Here's a simple way to save them to your device and avoid sharing them! http://bit.ly/1SMykdD

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Check out this must-see self portrait that will blow you away! http://bit.ly/1mgY0Cf

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Tip: Shoot from different angles. Your mobile camera is small for a reason, so get creative! Take photos of your subject from several different angles—try shooting from above, below, inside, or outside. Watch your light source and shadows as you move around and use them to help add more dimension to your photos. Keep your mind open, experiment, and, who knows, you may find that your go-to perfect shot can be improved! http://www.masterphotousa.com/