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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
7-09-2009 @ 1:21PM
Kelso Rogers said...
Great article. I too take many photos on every trip (though not quite as many as you) and I have developed and on-the-road system similar in ways to your process. On a typical 10 day trip I generally come home with 1000 - 1500 photos on the SLR, a couple hundred a my wife's Olympus point and shoot (sometimes from underwater), and most recently a few hundred pictures from 2 iphones. When I get home, I cull the images and pick the best for an online album. What I would really be interested in is how you organize and archive once back at home.
Kelso
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