PESO:
I am cleaning up old files on my Drobo and trying to consolidate
everything. Years ago, I spent a couple of weeks with Maggie Steber, a
photo editor, who helped me edit 50,000 of my Honduran photos down to about
24. The problem is that I have many, many more than the original 50,000
that she edited. According to my LR files, I have 174,258 photos of
Honduras. If I spend the rest of my life editing them I will not finish.
But just glancing through, it looks like there are a lot I would include in
a final edit. So what to do? Recently, I have been going back editing old
family photos of European trips. Should I stop that and work on Honduras?
I really am drawn to that because of their situation today. The same thing
applies to Guatemala. I have over 150,000 photos of Guatemala. If I edit
those, I will never get to any other countries.
I think I have answered my own question but I would appreciate your
opinion, anyway.
TIA
TIna
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