My photography workflow goes something like this:
- Take photo with digital camera
- Delete photo on camera if it’s obviously bad
- When all photos are taken, connect camera to computer
- Download all photos into iPhoto
- Delete any photos that are bad upon closer inspection
- Make corrections to the remaining photos: crop for composition or extraneous elements, correct color and exposure, sharpen, remove noise, enhance saturation
- Export photos from iPhoto to Gallery
- 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