Organizing your images can be a huge challenge when digital technology makes it easy to take so many photos. In Part three of a four part series for Epic Edits, photographer Neil Creek describes his photography workflow, using it as a case study in photo organization. Tailoring and sorting images by destination, backup and image retrieval are examined, and a call is made for community feedback, which will lead into the final part.
Organizing large collections of photos can be a daunting task. Neil Creek offers insights from his own experience and as an example provides an in-depth analysis of his photography workflow to illustrate that organization is a way of thinking. Part two in a four-part series on Epic Edits.
Digital photography’s greatest strength can be a problem. Fast, easy and cheap photos help you to learn faster, and you’re never afraid to waste a shot, but very quickly you can end up with hundreds or thousands of photos. A strategy to sort, store and retrieve your photos is essential if you want to get the most out of them.
