Jo Todd

They all have to be the best you can do. You usually don't have to do skin work on ones where there are lots of people and you can't tell anyway. You don't want anybody to think you don't do great work. Just my opinion.

I know you know this, but be sure to get a deep depth of field so nobody is blurry. They will be moving fast probably, but you can be sure that they will bunch up and the back ones can drop out of focus easily.

Your parents are going to LOVE the pictures!

I use Shutterfly for this, but make sure there is a sale going on. I have done Christmas cards with them for 3 years, using the 1/2 price timing. Hope this helps.

Awesome! Thanks so much!

Hi Brian, I already have Lightroom and Bridge, so I'm obviously not opposed to spending money if I have to. I'm looking for software to quickly sort all my images by date and let me see them. I don't want to edit from there, just sort and see them. That's the essential thing. I know I saw an old recommendation for Phototheca as a good free software. Now it only works for 5,000 images without money, and I'm ok with paying, but Norton flagged it as dangerous and removed it. I kind of trust Norton. I used to use Picassa a while back, but it quit updating its raw capabilities and became useless to me. Got any suggestions? I HATE face recognition! It slows everything down and it's usually wrong. Thanks!!!

Jo