So think of Years, Months, and Days as ways to get into viewing all of the photos in your album. If I click on days it will actually go back to the same point in time as the photos shown here. So if I scroll down to some point later in time, and you could see here I'm in 2017.
So it's easy to go into All Photos and now see a grid view of everything starting with the photos from that group of days. It's not meant to be like here are the photos from that day. So being able to go from days and a few that represent that group of days kind of like if you had a cover on an album. All Photos is just a big list from your first photo to your last photo. You could see that the main photo there actually shrunk over to here and now I have a list of all my photos. If I want to see all the photos from here it's pretty easy. It groups them together and it shows me the featured photos from here. For instance here July 2 to July 11 when I was in Hawaii during that group of days all basically at the same location. Also kind of clusters of photos in time and it's going to group them together. It's going to look at the locations of photos taken. What it's going to do then is it's going to give you groups of days together. I can usually remember what month it was that I took a trip of did something and go to that photo. It kind of makes sense and it's really easy to find what you want. This breaks it down, instead of just by year but each month. So now I have each year here which makes a really good starting place.īut I could also go to Months. So I would have a folder called 2014 and inside that I would have different events in albums. As a matter of fact I used to create folders for albums with the year name. So having a square here that shows me 2014 and being able to dig down into that is pretty much exactly what I want to see. Now starting with Years this kind of looks like how I used to organize my photos before digital photos. So at the top of the Photos Library you've got Years, Months, Days, and All Photos. Instead I just use the built-in viewing functions in Photos to find the photos I want and I find it works pretty well. I don't do any other kind of organization. I've gotten rid of all of my albums and I just don't use Albums or anything else anymore. But recently I've been doing it the easiest way possible by doing absolutely nothing.
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