Blog on Photoblogs

I spent some time today contemplating the two biggest issues that face photobloggers as their photoblogs 1) start to grow and 2) more people find out about them.  The first problem is the space requirements associated with storing all your images on your hosting account. Simply put, photos take up space. This isn’t a problem when you are getting started, but as you continue to add images to your photoblog space can quickly become an issue. Add to this that there seems to be a “size arms race” when it comes to the sizes of images people are publishing and you can see how this is going to become a problem for quite a few folks in the near future.

With the rise of digital photography, it’s extremely important to have an effective digital worflow in order to manage the entire life-cycle of your digital assets. This article provides an overview of my personal workflow.