It has been rather cold recently, but later this week the temperature should go up again, to +7 °C at night and +12 °C in the afternoon. But I expect the warmer weather won't last long.
It used to be that I was able to process photographs from my walks almost immediately, latest the next day. But now I have almost 1400 photographs waiting for processing, and it may be that I won't be able to go through them before next weekend.
These photographs were taken over a week ago in Vaakkoi.
(Posting title is from the poem Private and Profane by Marie Ponsot.)
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Perhaps you have explained it in another post, but I am curious what kind of cataloguing method - if any - do you use for a such great amount of photos. Best regards, Francesco
Francesco, my method is far from good, but at least I doesn't require too much effort:
1. import photographs to Aperture
2. delete 90-95% of the photographs taken
3. move family photographs to a separate folder for the current year, other photographs to another (yearly) folder
4. upload the new crop of photographs to Flickr
5. select some photographs from Flickr to make a posting at Light Scrape
Step 2 is the most important one. I seldom return to the photographs I have taken, except for the family photographs. For me photography is a matter of taking photographs, not so much looking at them afterwards.
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