Photographers will talk about their "workflow," where they spend time after a shoot to flag and cull. That's fine for professionals, but for you and me, it's a

Photographers will talk about their "workflow," where they spend time after a shoot to flag and cull. That's fine for professionals, but for you and me, it's a chore I'd rather skip. Most photo managers use timeline views that make shutter-happy events overwhelm all the other events that might only have a couple shots. I built something different: it uses random sampling and hierarchical tags to make browsing and rediscovery fun, even for very large (500k+) libraries. Details are here: https://photostructure.com/faq/why-photostructure/#fast-and-fun-browsing-of-samples- https://photostructure.com/faq/why-photostructure/#fast-and-... (I'm making the PhotoStructure beta available for free in exchange for feedback, if you want to try it out.)