Use Photo Calendars To Turn Organisation Into Fun

Oct. 20, 2011 - PRLog -- There’s no getting away from the simple fact that photo calendars work. The job they’re designed to do is to help absolutely anybody jot down the important dates throughout the year and then check and access these dates quickly and easily on a day to day basis. The key to the effectiveness of a calendar lies in the lo-tech manner in which it works. Pen and paper combine to store information in a way which is immune to power cuts, battery loss, computing failure or any of the other problems which can effect more technologically advanced methods, meaning that the details you’ve put down on your calendar are always there, easy to check up on. Whether those dates are the birthdays of friends and family, the departure date for your summer holiday or something less appealing, such as the date your tax return is due to be filed or a hospital appointment, the simplest and most reliable way of keeping on top of what’s coming next is to invest in a photo calendar. The problem, however, will become apparent when you put it up in your kitchen, or prop it on your desk.

The pictures used on such calendars tend towards the saccharine and bland – after all, do you really want to be looking at pictures of some horses, or puppies each and every time you have to check your calendar, which is to say more or less every single day? If the mass produced, shop bought calendars aren’t bland, then they tend to be based around particular pop singers or reality TV stars, and, unless you’re a fan or a love struck teenager, you don’t really want to be looking at that every day of the year. The means via which to get hold of a calendar which is both useful and appealing, visually and emotionally, is to design personalised calendars. The key fact is that the images used herein will be your very own, whether that means family snapshots or holiday pictures, and the actual design of the calendar will be down entirely to you, from the layout of the text to the size of the images. The process of designing your own personalised photo calendars has been reduced to a few simple steps, involving uploading your photographs, choosing the layout of the page and then tweaking the details such as whether the text is printed over the imagery or is laid out separately. Once you’ve designed it, your calendar will be printed and put together to a standard which is at least the equal of anything you’d buy in a shop, with the difference being that the choice of pictures means that every time you have to take a few seconds to check your dates, or update your details, you’ll find your spirits lifted and your heart gladdened by what you’re looking at.  

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