4 Sep
2007
The minute most of us set our hands on a camera, one thought enters our minds: shoot some pictures. But what you do with your snapshots after they're snapped can be as important as getting the shot itself.
What happens to an image after it's shot is referred to as workflow. Workflow includes moving photos from your camera to a storage device, organizing images, displaying them and sharing them. Best Family Photography Tips has posted a good tutorial on workflow. It discusses some steps that may be included in the process and offers some valuable tips for effectively executing those steps.
Setting up a workflow for yourself isn't as exciting as shooting pictures, but if you want to avoid "shoebox syndrome," and add richness to your photographic experience, taking the time to establish a workflow will be well worth the sweat equity you invest in it.
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