My photography workflow goes something like this:

1. Take photo with digital camera
2. Delete photo on camera if it’s obviously bad
3. When all photos are taken, connect camera to computer
4. Download all photos into iPhoto
5. Delete any photos that are bad upon closer inspection
6. Make corrections to the remaining photos: crop for composition or extraneous elements, correct color and exposure, sharpen, remove noise, enhance saturation
7. Export photos from iPhoto to Gallery
8. Write up a blog entry to let people know about new photos

Steps 5-8 are typically where I get hung up, as they are the most time-consuming. I’m particularly bad with #8 – sometimes there’s really not a whole lot to say about a particular batch of photos, and I don’t feel like just saying “Hey, here are some photos.” But I know that friends and family want to see the photos, so I’d rather let them know about them sooner.

So with that being said, here are some assorted photos that I have taken recently.

I shot a bunch of photos of Catherine in the living room, on an afternoon where there was some decent light coming in. I really like this one, where she’s just seen a dog walk past the house:

See more of Catherine

That same day, Rebecca, Catherine and I met up with my cousin Mark and went to Taco Bell for dinner. Here’s Mark with one of Taco Bell’s new dinner plates:

See more from our trip to Taco Bell