My 2022 Photography Workflow! | Using Adobe Bridge + Adobe Lightroom

Today I wanted to show you guys my 2022 Photography Workflow. My backup process still needs some work so please leave your advice below! My favorite way to cull through photos is using adobe bridge and after editing them in lightroom I go back into bridge to finally sort through and pick my finals. It's not a process that is going to work for everyone but it works for me! Let me know your workflow down below:)

1. Charge Batteries + Format SD Cards
2. Copy SD Card to Lacie hard Drive after shoot
3. Create Folder's + Before and After's
4. Go through and star favorites in bridge
5. Import into Lightroom
6. Edit #1
7. Edit #2
8. Edit #3
9. Export to after folder
10. Sort through and star final favorites
11. Upload to Client Gallery
12. Send Gallery!

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[brunnorabelo]

I need to start using bridge to select photos, saves so much time !

[natewalkercoaching]

Good video. Thanks! As far as backup, I use Carbon Copy Cloner (CCC) to automate backup to 2 drives. I have CCC backing up hourly to an 8TB drive, and daily to a 5TB. I also back up finished content to the cloud (but doing so is SLOW). In lieu of cloud backup, I used to take one set of backup drives offsite for a week, then swap them with the other set weekly. If a drive goes bad, I'm covered for anything more than an hour old. If the house burns down, I have the cloud backup. Hope this is helpful.

[DavidMarcilloCoronado]

how come rating you photos as 1 star first?

[joyfulportraits]

I'm trying to figure out why people prefer culling in bridge vs lightroom. Is it faster? Different organization? Can you transfer your selections from Bridge to LrC?