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Photos User Guide

• Welcome
• • Overview of importing
  • From iCloud Photos
  • From a camera or phone
  • From storage devices, DVDs, and more
  • From Mail, Safari, and other apps
  • Import photos from another library
  • Where are the photos I imported?
• • Browse your photos
  • View individual photos
  • Add titles, captions, and more
  • Interact with text in a photo using Live Text
  • Use Visual Look Up to learn about a photo
  • View photos others have shared with you
  • Delete photos or recover deleted ones
  • Hide photos from view
  • View photo bursts
  • Play video clips
  • • View memories
    • Personalize memories
  • View photos by who's in them
  • View photos by location
• • Show specific types of items
  • Find photos by text, content, or date
  • Find photos by keyword
• • What are albums?
  • Create albums
  • Create Smart Albums
  • Group albums in folders
• • Editing basics
  • Crop and straighten photos
  • Use a filter to change a photo
  • • Adjust a photo's light, exposure, and more
    • Retouch photos
    • Remove red-eye
    • Adjust a photo's white balance
    • Apply curves adjustments
    • Apply levels adjustments
    • Adjust definition
    • Apply changes to specific colors
    • Reduce noise
    • Sharpen a photo
    • Change the lighting of a Portrait mode photo
    • Apply a vignette
  • Write or draw on a photo
  • Use other apps when editing in Photos
  • Change a Live Photo
  • Change a video
  • Edit a Cinematic mode video
• • • What are shared albums?
    • Turn on Shared Albums
    • Create a shared album
    • Add, remove, and edit photos in a shared album
    • Add or remove subscribers
    • Subscribe to shared albums
  • Use Messages and Mail to share photos
  • Use AirDrop to share photos
  • Share photos using other apps and websites
  • Export photos, videos, slideshows, and memories
• • Create slideshows
  • Create projects using third-party apps
• • Order professional prints
  • Print your own photos
• • System Photo Library overview
  • Create additional libraries
  • Back up the Photos library
  • Restore from Time Machine
  • Repair the library
  • Change where photos and videos are stored
• Change Photos preferences
• Keyboard shortcuts and gestures
• Copyright

Browse your photos in Photos on Mac

You can view your photos organized in different ways, and browse your photos by when they were taken.

How photos and videos are organized in Photos

In the Photos app on your Mac, you can easily browse your photos using the sidebar on the left side of the Photos window. Click an item in the sidebar to see photos organized in different ways.

• Library: Browse your photos and videos by when they were taken. See Browse your photos by days, months, or years.

• Memories: View collections of photos and videos automatically edited for you and set to music. See View Memories.

• People: Browse your photos by the people Photos identifies in them. See Find and identify photos of people.

• Places: Browse by the locations where the photos were taken. See View photos by location.

• Albums: View albums you created or shared. Some albums are automatically created to organize your photos by categories—for example, Media Types. See What are albums in Photos? and Create a Smart Album.

  

Browse your photos by days, months, or years

1. In the Photos app on your Mac, click Library in the sidebar.

2. In the toolbar, click one of the following:

   • Years: Quickly go to a specific year in your photo library.

   • Months: View photos grouped by month, and organized by the days or the location they were taken.

   • Days: View photos taken on the same day.

   • All Photos: View all of your photos and videos at the same size, in chronological order.

   

3. Double-click a day, month, or year to see the photos in it.

   On a trackpad, you can pinch open or closed on the day, month, or year to change views.

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Source: https://support.apple.com/guide/photos/browse-your-photos-pht56eafa987/mac

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