How I use Aperture
In his video, Jim Richardson, a National Geographic photographer for more than 25 years, describes how he uses Aperture to easily create “interesting and visually engaging” photo essays. For “The Celtic Realm,” Richardson imported, rated, and assigned keywords to 43,000 photos. Using Smart Albums, he effortlessly collected photos for each of his themes. And he used the Light Table to make final selects.
Jim Richardson Portfolio
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Jim Richardson
A documentary and editorial photographer for National Geographic magazine for more than 25 years, Richardson is also a contributing editor of National Geographic TRAVELER magazine. “The Celtic Realm” is the latest of more than 20 stories he has published in the pages of National Geographic.
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Jim Richardson
A documentary and editorial photographer for National Geographic magazine for more than 25 years, Richardson is also a contributing editor of National Geographic TRAVELER magazine. “The Celtic Realm” is the latest of more than 20 stories he has published in the pages of National Geographic.
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Jim Richardson
A documentary and editorial photographer for National Geographic magazine for more than 25 years, Richardson is also a contributing editor of National Geographic TRAVELER magazine. “The Celtic Realm” is the latest of more than 20 stories he has published in the pages of National Geographic.
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Jim Richardson
A documentary and editorial photographer for National Geographic magazine for more than 25 years, Richardson is also a contributing editor of National Geographic TRAVELER magazine. “The Celtic Realm” is the latest of more than 20 stories he has published in the pages of National Geographic.