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<blockquote data-quote="skybolt" data-source="post: 778102" data-attributes="member: 30261">And stay out of the finder!&nbsp; Do all your organizing within the iPhoto app!&nbsp; You don't need multiple versions/folders of the photos -- just a space hog.Import your daily photos into iPhoto, then each day &quot;merge&quot; the new photo to the existing event.&nbsp; Ultimately, you will have one event with all photos.&nbsp; Or, if you want it broken down even more, create a folder (&quot;File&quot;&gt; New folder)&nbsp; named &quot;2009&quot; for instance, then for each month, create an album -- &quot;January, February, etc.&nbsp; Move those albums to the 2009 folder and all will be organized just as you want.&nbsp; Even easier, you could keyword each photo and make smart albums instead.&nbsp; Keyword all January's pics with &quot;January&quot; and have your smart album recognize that.&nbsp; Then all January pictures will automatically go into that smart album!&nbsp; iPhoto organizes your photos for you!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="skybolt, post: 778102, member: 30261"] And stay out of the finder! Do all your organizing within the iPhoto app! You don't need multiple versions/folders of the photos -- just a space hog. Import your daily photos into iPhoto, then each day "merge" the new photo to the existing event. Ultimately, you will have one event with all photos. Or, if you want it broken down even more, create a folder ("File"> New folder) named "2009" for instance, then for each month, create an album -- "January, February, etc. Move those albums to the 2009 folder and all will be organized just as you want. Even easier, you could keyword each photo and make smart albums instead. Keyword all January's pics with "January" and have your smart album recognize that. Then all January pictures will automatically go into that smart album! iPhoto organizes your photos for you! [/QUOTE]

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