What's the most paralyzing part of the scrapbooking process

I take soooo many more photos now with a digital camera (example, we went to a museum show and I took over 300 pictures in an afternoon); I always have *paralysis* associated with that part of the process:

--  choosing which photos I *might* want to scrap.  I know I should delete the crappy pictures, but what if that ends up being the ONLY one of a particular subject?  shouldn't I still keep it? *just in case* ??  what if I delete it and then immediately regret it?  (I'm a digital photo hoarder!!)

--  editing the photos--  do I only do the *get lucky* color and brightness correction? do I need to change the color tone, saturation, etc.? do I crop it at all? if so, square, or rectangle?  how close do I zoom in to the subject?  But if I zoom in too far, then I won't be able to crop any of it once I print it...  the questions and personal debate inside my head can be endless!)

--  choosing photo sizes to print-  do I print them all at 4x6, or do I make photo collages (two 3x4 on one 4x6) out of them?

--  uploading the photos to the store website to get them printed (Costco, Walgreens, etc.)

if someone else did all of that for me, it would be great!!


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^^^ That's a given for me, for sure.  I don't see cleaning off my desk as part of the process of scrapbooking, though... which might be why my desk is always in a state of chaos, lol.

It seemed like I could answer with "time" but I think I get enough. Problem is, only about 50% of the time I have is spent being creative. The rest is re-organizing, catching up on computer/paperwork (craft related, like putting together my next order ) or just vegging out. Makes me feel guilty, although we rarely watch TV and the computer I mainly use is in my craft room. Sometimes it feels like a no mojo problem and other times just a relaxing too much problem!

I am very grateful for printing photos at home. I swear I'd give up scrapping as I don't think I have the patience to regularly upload and order...when I do occasionally it makes me want to poke my eyes out!!

I like the Scrapbook Generations books that give you ideas for different numbers of pictures.  I often don't even use the paper the way they suggest, I just look at the different photo sizes and orientations.  

For me, definitely finding the time. I love everything else about it.

I choose Other. I don't find any of it paralyzing.

But I do really dislike editing and getting my photos printed, although I think I have a system I like now for it.

I also find that I forget to take photos so much now that the kids are older and don't want a camera in their face all the time, they've conditioned me to not think about taking photos as much.

Life gets in my way a LOT and time does become an issue. Although I do traditional, digital, and use the project life app for layouts; when life gets so busy that all I have time for is the digital or PL app layouts. I find myself getting twitchy. -- Like right now. I've only completed digital layouts for the last 2 months. It's great to tell the stories, but I need that creative paper play therapy too.

And the BIGGEST suck of joy out of the process is cleaning up afterwards!!!

For me it's mojo and getting started. I rarely edit photos and print mostly from home so that part is fairly quick for me. I just feel lost lately when I try to scrap.

Embellishments & titles for sure. I don't have any sort of cutting system so I only have purchased or homemade embellishments to use and because I am on a budget AND O love paper, I tend to buy more paper than anything. So I often feel like I don't know what to do when embellishment time comes around.

I picked other also. I can get pictures printed, choose a lay out, paper, embellishments, get it all in order and then freeze when it is time to actually cut the paper. Once I start cutting I feel there is not turning back. I am trying not to buy so if I cut a paper wrong, I won't just go buy more. Once that first cut in made, it is all good.

Lately it seems like I put so much pressure on myself to have a good "story" to go with the pictures. Like if I don't have something profound or important to say about the photos that connects with stuff I feel like the page isn't worth doing. I used to knock out pages with a bit of journaling and call it good but now I feel like I have to tell a life story. That and feeling like I need to reinvent the design wheel with every page.

For making SB layouts, it's mostly time and mojo. I will just scroll through my pix on my iPad's photo stream (which includes my iPhone photos) and use PicTapGo to edit the one or few pictures I want to scrapbook right now (usually anything current) if I just need the creative outlet. For PL, it's choosing, editing, and printing photos. I tend to pick too many pictures so I get overwhelmed trying to fit them all in one spread and usually need inserts; by the time I am done with all this, I am too mentally exhausted to actually journal and just end up with pix and filler cards and no journaling.