Walt, here are my few pixels.
Personally, I don't do montages, collages and other digital art forms.
No specific reason except that I'd like to better myself as a
photographer, not as a graphic artist.
I don't have any specific /system/ as to how to decide which image to
save and which to dispose of. Few random points
* I tend to keep more weaker images if it has to do with my
family/friends album, due to obvious emotional reasons.
* I tend to keep photos from my international trips for similar reasons
but I don't shoot like I am holding a machine gun, so it is not /that
many/ images anyway.
* Since I got K-7, I am this --><-- close to 10K shutter clicks. Had a
look few days ago and under K-7 I have slightly less than 7K images in
my collection. So, I reckon I delete (chimp off or otherwise later)
about 1/3 of what I shoot. Given what Tanya and others said about the
size of one's trash bin, I am pretty weak amateur ;-).
Boris
On 10/5/2010 7:37 PM, Walter Gilbert wrote:
That said, what do all of you real photographers do with images that may
be flawed, but still have some redeeming qualities to them. For
instance, a shot that's too poorly focused to rescue with sharpening
tools and so forth, but does capture a sense of action that is somewhat
appealing. Best,
Walt
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