As I mentioned in an earlier post, organizing and picking a select few images out of hundreds of photographs can be a daunting task.
Our first method consisted of going through the folder in waves, sorting the pictures into separate folders: Bad, OK, Good, Better Best. This left us with a very disorganized and inconsistent collection in our “Best” folder, so we changed our approach. We picked a theme, and selected the images that were the best fit for that category.
We found it helpful to sort the photos into several groups of similar images.
None of these category titles appear in the book, since text was kept to a minimum.
Instead, I will sort these images right here, in a series of blog posts.
This folder was titled “Single Focus”, and the shots in this folder made liberal use of the shallow depth of field our f1.8 lenses made possible.
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