I shot just over 1000 images in 10 days in Israel and Jordan. Actually nine, as I spent the last day in bed sick and never touched my camera.
It probably took as long to sort and edit these photos as it did to shoot them. I should have kept better track, but I'll have to do now with a rough estimate.
My first pass in Lightroom was in Library mode with thumbnails set to show about 15 images per screen. I flagged those that looked promising. This got me down to about 120 images, which I went through one-by-one, tweaking exposure, cropping, and rotating. This took a couple of sessions over a couple of days. Along the way I found perhaps 30 images that were unworkable or simply uninteresting. I waited a day or two and then went through the flagged images again, knocking out several more that didn't seem worthwhile, and by now I was down to 78 photos. I exported these from Lightroom into Picasa, which has a great - but not yet perfect - collage creator. I then spent several hours experimenting with different combinations of images at different sizes to create nine collages from 44 images.
The results are here.
#
No comments:
Post a Comment