In preparation for publishing\/distributing your work, please create three “collections” in Lightroom:<\/p>\n
Each collection should have at least 5-7 of your best images at this\u00a0point, though you may add more by the end of April. To do this, you should be continuing to take photos, practicing with the techniques you’ve learned and experimenting with new techniques.<\/p>\n
To create collections, you should use “smart collections” by tagging your photos\u00a0with\u00a0keywords line “web” “print” and “social media” OR \u00a0use colors (6-9), stars (1-5), \u00a0and then using these tags or or keywords as criteria for your smart collections. \u00a0That way if you add a new photo\u00a0to \u00a0your “Print” collection, \u00a0you just have to give it the right tag\/keyword.<\/p>\n
Be sure to put in only your best photos, and continue to capture images if you need more quality images.<\/p>\n
To respond to this post just create 3 galleries (one for each LR collection):<\/p>\n
And then add optimized images of your best photos from each collection into each gallery. You can keep updating this until the end of the semester. I will use it to evaluate your progress over the semester.<\/p>\n
If your collections are thin, it’s time to go out and capture more photos!!<\/p>\n
See Pete Turner<\/a>\u00a0or Nina Hauser<\/a> for examples<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" …<\/p>\n