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Assemble 5-star photos for web site
posted: July 18, 2020 |
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Recent updates to the Lightroom ecosystem have
provided some wonderful options for me when it comes to getting photos
onto my web site as well as how those photos are displayed for the
visitor to the site. |
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In a nutshell, photos in a Collection
in Lightroom Classic can be synced to the Adobe Cloud. These collections
can then be joined with the Adobe technology to create AND host a web
page that provides a very nice user interface through which the site
visitor may view the photos from that Collection...
See example |
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Maintenance of the site becomes very simple. If I
want to add a photo to the web site, from within Lightroom Classic I
simply drag the new photo into the synced Collection.
If I want to delete a photo, I simply delete it from the synced
Collection. These changes are automatically reflected in the
live web site! |
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Furthermore, if I make Develop module adjustments
to a photo in a synced Collection, these changes are
automatically reflected in the live site. Pretty damn cool! |
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To take advantage of this new Adobe technology, I
have created a set of Collections that mirror the
categories of photos I display on my web site... Animals, Faces,
National Parks, etc. I add photos to these Collections
from the 5-star Smart Collection for my photo
categories. These Collections are then setup to sync to
the Adobe Cloud. |
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Additionally, these photos are also available to
be viewed on my iPad and iPhone without having to go onto the web site. |
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