Welcome back to the Mac Power Users. I'm David Sparks and joined as always my Mr. Stephen Robus.

Hello, Stephen. How are you today? I'm doing great, David. How are you doing?

Excellent. Today we are going to take on a topic near and dear to all Mac users, photo management.

You think we could make it any sexier than that?

I feel like I'll have to workshop the title.

But I mean, photos is something, I mean, everyone has to deal with.

And it is kind of complicated now with iCloud storage, multiple photo services,

and then what you do with those photos afterwards, you know, everybody's got different

systems and backups.

I'm excited for us to get to our backup section, David, because I have some good news for you.

I think you'll be happy. Oh, you do. That's good. That's good. I've been watching carefully.

I felt like the eye of sorrow. I'm just watching my backup situation. Well, I mean, it is,

and today we're not going to talk about shooting pictures. There's a whole, that's really a whole other show. And, you know, there's a lot of great wage you take care advantage of the phone apps and different shooting techniques. But today we just want to talk about photo management because there really is a whole show in it with the way things have evolved. and I'm really looking forward to kind of digging deep and getting nerdy about the ways to manage your photos.

That's right.

And I'm going to shout out Aperture right now.

I hope Apple brings it back on.

Yeah.

You know, I was at Aperture.

I was at Macworld one year.

And I was an instructor that year. I was one of the lectures and I was in

the speaker room and there's a guy named Derek Story. I don't know if you know who he is, but he was a

very popular kind of videographer, photographer who used to teach a lot of Mac stuff. And he was going to

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