Sorry for posting here not related to NBE

I just deleted some valuable photos of my little girl from my camera by mistake, those photos mean a lots to me, now I stuffed up and lost those beautiful moment forever, I can't get over it......(~_~)

aww. well, considering those images are gone forever. perhaps you can recreate the memory and take more photos with your little girl. who knows, the new ones might be 10x better. (don't forget to upload the pics so you can store them and keep 'em safe)

maybe you can diarise/journalise the moments instead...do you remember all the details, the time, the place, what you were doing, what you daughter was doing, your thoughts at the time, what your daughter was probably thinking, the weather etc

You could try and capture the moment by writing these things down on a pretty piece of paper.

Oh that's happened to me many times before. Luckily, you can get them back as long as it contains a memory card, although you can still try even if it doesn't. Here's some links:

http://www.photosrecovery.com/

http://www.imagerecall.com/

http://www.data-recovery-digital-camera.com/


...I think the third one may be most effective. Click on "Digital camera data recovery software", download it, and follow the instructions, but it's pretty self-explanitory from then on after downloading.
Tell me how it goes and if you need any help. You're lucky I am extremely awesome with computers. Haha good luckkk and I hope you get your photos back.

Aw I know how you feel kinda, me and my man were on our local news and I said hi on it and everything... had it saved on my pc, and then my pc deleted it to make more space!! grrrrrr was so upset, I cried! So if I creid over that I can only imagine how you must feel!

Try Jackie's links those look really helpful, never even knew they existed! And if not, then I also agree with topazblue that writing down all the details would be really sweet.

I can't think of naything else to say... check your PC, and if all this isn't enough than just think summer is around the corner so I'm sure you'll have lots of great opportunities to capture your little girl again

*hugs*

Hi Babe,
Those moments are not gone - they are with you forever in the most special way. Your memories will not be deleted, in fact as we grow older those memories will grow even more special.

A camera captures an image, but it does not capture the moment. A moment is far more than just the physical representation of the people involved. There is the emotions we feel, the temperature of the space, the light that surrounds us, the sounds, the smells... These impressions are permanently imprinted into your brain and the more you recall them the better they get.

Unlike a camera our minds will emphasize the positive things of the moment and they will become sweeter with time.

Don't spend another moment regretting this loss. Spend your time reliving the specialness of the moment. Yes, it will never happen again exactly like that, but it will live on in your mind. The more you 'meditate' on the moment, the sharper it will come into focus.

We often forget that the conveniences of our modern life are crutches that we can do without. Long before cameras, people preserved the images they saw in drawings, in songs, in other creations. Don't let your reliance on a machine reduce the potential of your memories.

Create something to commemorate the event. Make a sketch from what you remember or create some artwork. Then every time you see this item you will be reminded of the images it came from. Even better, you will have created something and that act of creation will bring more beauty into the world.

Beth, you have lost nothing but a lot of ones and zeros. What is important remains unchanged.

waxingmoon

Hi Girls

A big thank you to you all for your ideas and supports, I am feeling much better now, I think I should start writing dairy soon as my memory is getting pretty bad.....when I looking at the photos, it helps to bring back my memories, anyway I have to be more careful next time with the camera, thanks again.