Hi Donna! Do you mean specifically for a recipe page?

HI Jennifer! Thanks for your comment! Criticism not taken at all! So I first started using PowerPhotos and breaking up my library into separate ones by years back in 2011. Back then we were living overseas and the only computer I had was my Apple MacBook Pro (along with my 2nd generation iPad and an iPhone 3). Also at this time, Apple was still using iPhotos and PhotoStream. I probably had four or five years of photos in my iPhotos library at the time and it was really slowing my MacBook Pro down. So slow. Most of the memory on that laptop was being taken up by pictures, so I knew it was time to do something about that, and that is when I found PowerPhotos. Back then, having the separate libraries was a way to alleviate any memory or storage issues. Fast forward to today, storage/memory isn't really an issue for me anymore, but having the separate libraries is now just a personal preference. I totally understand that the current Photos is able to separate photos into years. I have many ways I separate photos within my library to find what I need. But honestly, I just don't see the need to keep a bunch of years in one Photos library. As far as scrapbooking goes, years 2016, 2018, and 2019 are done. 2017 is still in progress and I am working on 2017 and 2020 concurrently. For the photos I need in 2017, I will just open that library on my computer and export photos to a folder on my iCloud Drive to use them in the Project Life App, Affinity Photo, or other apps. Does this help answer your question? Let me know!