Mac Power Users episode 171, photo management. Well, happy new year everyone, and welcome to the Mac power users.

Along with me today is my pal Katie.

Hi, Katie.

Hey David, happy new year to you.

Thank you.

We're recording this at 9 a.m. on January 1.

Or noon on January 1.

No, it's 9 a.m. in my world and I'm not sure why I thought of doing this because I'm a little bit hung over.

And I will say for the record that David's at the time.

Yeah, he said we can do it at 9 a.m. That's no problem. I should be. And I'm recovering from a cold so I have a shade

voice. So other than that things are great. And with us is our pal Bradley Chambers.

Hi Bradley, welcome to the show. Thanks for having me, guys.

Now, Bradley, you wrote a book on the topic that we're going to be discussing today, which is one of the reasons why we wanted

to have you on the show.

But this is a topic that I think we've gotten more feedback from MacPower listeners' users

over the last couple of months and we've been teasing it, but welcome to the photo management

show.

I'm glad to be here. You know I've done two books. One

was about Evernote and the second one was about photo management and in my

day job I deal with people that are non-technical and so I see where the

kind of the edge cases are on where workflows are just really not kind of not

working and there's no no alternative so I wrote the book for two reasons, A to be able to sell it, but B that when I get to ask these questions at work, that I can give them my book. And it saves me from having to explain them you

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