My daughter-in-law's grandfather culled his slides at 90 years old.
He threw out all the landscapes and only kept pictures with people in them.
He said nobody was interested in the rest.
I hope to live so long...
Regards, Bob S.

On 4/23/07, Mark Cassino <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Scott Loveless wrote:
> >  So
> > what's your method for culling the crap?
> >
> I keep everything except the non-exposures or absolute fooling-around
> shots.
>
> All the original shots and work files go into the main database.
>
> Then I do a critical edit and those shots, and put the best into another
> database called "prime."  Most of these shots also go onto my website.
> When I work on project, like putting an exhibit together or submitting
> entries to an agency or juried show, I drawn from that second database.
> Project picks are folded back into the prime database as a sub-folder
> for each project, so I have a record of what I have sent were. I also
> keep a small database of shots for which the rights are encumbered. I
> use Thumbs plus 7 for all this.
>
> When I was doing the art fairs I kept a yet another database with just
> the print masters of the images I was trying to sell. So if I ran out of
> an 11x14 of a particular shot I could pull it up in a jiffy to get more
> ready. That collection lives on my hard drive.
>
> I go back to the rough database from time to time and sometimes pull up
> shots that I really like, but missed in the first edit. Sometimes my
> "prime" pick turns up with a minor flaw not in another shot taken of the
> same subject. And, sometimes a photo editor wants something that I don't
> consider important in the shot I select. A lot of my bug shot sales go
> to textbooks, and there the editor often wants something very specific -
> like a clear shot of the bee's 5th eye on the top of it's head or
> something like that.
>
> HTH - MCC
>
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