Eric,
You should be able to select that photo within LR (in "Library") by
going to "Folders" panel on the left (not to "Collections").
If you still cannot find it, - under "Catalog" panel choose "All
Photographs". Then in the menu on top Library->Find (or Ctrl-F on
Windows, probably Command-F on Mac). In the small "form" at the top right,
enter the filename of that photo (or a part of it).
It should be able to find it.
Then, right-click and choose "Remove photo", and from the pop-up window,
choose "remove" (it will remove it from the LR library, but not from the
disk).
And just in case:
You said, that you see it in "Finder", so, you know where it resides on
the HDD, but in case you have doubts:
In LR on Windows, you can do as follows:
choose the photo, right click and choose "Show in Explorer". That will
open Windows Explorer in the folder where it resides.
I just don't know what replaces the right-click on Mac in this case.
HTH,
Igor
Eric Weir Fri, 30 Sep 2016 09:37:10 -0700 wrote:
I have a single image file that is of no value to me that I’ve been unable
to get rid of. It's at the top level of my directory, not in a folder. It
shows up both in the source and destination windows in import mode. It
also shows up in Finder. But it does not show up in Library otherwise,
e.g., I doesn’t show up when I search for it.
I’d like to get rid of the damn thing. It’s a nuisance. It just hangs out
in the directory, showing up only when I go to import. I’ve spent a
ridiculous amount of time trying to get rid of the stupid thing within LR.
Can I just delete in Finder?
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