Documenting Experiences Through Photography and Journaling

[@codyanderson3164]

Thanks for sharing Chad. Good message. I agree that it’s important to document things, especially when they are so important to us.

[@ChadEveryday]

I’m with you, those memories are worth capturing.

[@imaginaryenemies6332]

Great video Chad! Loving the journaling and documenting videos. It’s been a big part of my life for a long time. I like seeing how other people do it

[@ChadEveryday]

Thanks so much! I'm glad you enjoy them 😊

[@ChadEveryday]

I had to re-edit and upload the video, for some reason, various images during the video didn't show up. It was an oversight on my part with the first upload.

[@alannikander1987]

true enough.... a diary, as I see it, refers to a time based, experience based medium, and a journal is more of a thoughts and feelings based medium.. but then again, you say tomAtoh, and I say tomahto.... they can be used interchangeably... since time, experiences, and feelings are partners in this journey of life.. Now, that I am a videographer of sorts... a content creator...video as a depth not shared by photos... but photos share a breadth, I suppose.... and journaling and diaries, go even deeper.... and I wish that I had journaled starting decades ago... decades have passed, and my memories have faded.... Anyway, thanks for sharing.. now time for me to get back to editing my homemovies from the 90's and 2000s..

[@ChadEveryday]

I love the idea of sitting down with my grandparents photo albums. There's something peaceful the the only documentation in the 80s and 90s were on film. Not countless digital images shared on social media. Feels like things had more meaning back thing. I guess that's a part of what has gotten me into journaling more so in the last 4-5 years or so. Being able to record those things that my brain will someday forget.