If you regularly find yourself searching for the same albums over and over again in Photos, the Pinned Collections feature will save you a surprising amount of time. Apple It's hidden discreetly among other organizational elements, but once you set it up, you quickly get used to it. In practice, you "pin" your selected albums or collections to the top and always have them at hand without having to go through your library.
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You can find it right in the Photos app in the Collections section. Just scroll down a bit, open the Pinned Collections section, and tap Edit. At that point, you'll enter editing mode, where you can add new items, remove those you no longer need, and most importantly, change their order. This is where it makes sense to "touch" it a little and arrange everything according to how you use Photos. Some people pin family albums to the appropriate place, while others pin work projects or frequently used folders for a change. screenshoty.
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Another practical thing is that you are not limited to existing content. If you are missing something, you can create a new album in a few seconds and pin it right away. This way you don't have to deal with any complicated sorting in advance, you can gradually fine-tune the structure according to real use.
In the end, it's a small thing, but it makes the whole environment much clearer. Once you set up pinned collections, the Photos app starts to feel much clearer and, most importantly, responds faster to what you actually need to open.
