It often pays to revisit files. I found this picture from the Bottisham Lock walk on 23rd October and realised that it fits in with the other examples of traces/incidentals/small buildings that I’ve been recording on these early morning jaunts.
Photo: Hatley’s Farm, Bottisham Fen, Cambs, October 2016
You seem to have a number of projects going on simultaneously and that is food for thought. I fear I may not have the cataloguing efficiency to be able to revisit folders and find historical material. Inspirational…..
I’m not sure that having a number of projects on the go isn’t a symptom of indecisiveness or a butterfly mind. I like to think it’s a reflection of wide ranging interests and a delight in exploring the capabilities of photography, however.
My cataloguing is not at all sophisticated: original files are kept in date order without any key words; pictures that are worked on in Lightroom and then kept in ‘project’ files. Being very ruthless in deleting from the memory card any pictures that are failures or duplicates helps – today I took four shots and kept only one.