Using the command line and csv to help edit Pixieset favourites
I was puzzling last week about how best to use Favourites lists to select RAW files to edit (Mac) – if you *don’t* use Lightroom.
Paul Clarke
The People Photographer
Paul Clarke
The People Photographer
What keeps me awake at night
A friend sent me this story to have a look at today:
Looking back at 2021 – part two
[You can find part one here if you missed it]
Looking back at 2021 – part one
A lean and strange year. Weird in so many ways. The first three months saw almost no client work, then a trickle for the next three, followed by a flood as many delayed projects cranked into action.
Looking back at 2020 – part two
[You can find part one here if you missed it]
Looking back at 2020 – part one
The year everything changed.
GDPR and photography
Christopher Graham, former Information Commissioner. Photo © Paul Clarke Since the very earliest whispers of a revamp of data protection law, I’ve been looking for some clarity on its implications for my profession.
When do you need a release?
Right, let’s take on a biggie. When do you need a model release for a photo?
More than just the photos
Every now and then I see a picture in the news that reminds me of what my job is really about.
Phone vs DSLR
This will be a very boring post if you’re looking for a nice variety of photos. But if you’re interested in one particular question, hopefully not so much.
Taking the piss
You might have seen this photo* today. Beautiful, isn’t it? Everything you wanted to see confirmed about our patriotic football boys on the march. Illiterate, and incontinent! In one picture! Unbelievable.
Behind the Supermoon
I had some interesting reactions to the photo I posted of April’s Supermoon. To my mind, it was interesting, but not really in the same class as the press images you see with the moon rising over famous landscapes. But…