JezUK
JezUK
- Joined
- May 16, 2011
- Messages
- 6
- Location
- East Sussex
- Lightroom Experience
- Intermediate
- Lightroom Version
- 6.x
- Lightroom Version Number
- 6.14 Windows 10
- Operating System
- Windows 10
I recently needed to photograph the interior of a 44 bedroom hotel.
I took pictures (100's) from various rooms and locations over several floors and now wish to create a web gallery so that visitors can see using floor plans where I was standing whilst I took those photographs.
I've split all my photos into numbered folders, and now I just want to create a website, using LR, that will take those folders and create a structured web gallery.
Yet all I can find LR seems capable of doing is to create one massive gallery with nothing sorted or grouped at all. Just one long gallery of photos from start to finish.
I can create Smart Collections, to 'capture' the folder names - but somehow I need to let the 'web gallery' process use those to create some kind of structure for my gallery.
Surely this must be able to be done ?? For example, wedding photographers must need to be able to do this, i.e. break down their 1000's of photos into specific 'moments' for their clients to view and choose ?
Any advice please ?
Thanking you in advance.
I took pictures (100's) from various rooms and locations over several floors and now wish to create a web gallery so that visitors can see using floor plans where I was standing whilst I took those photographs.
I've split all my photos into numbered folders, and now I just want to create a website, using LR, that will take those folders and create a structured web gallery.
Yet all I can find LR seems capable of doing is to create one massive gallery with nothing sorted or grouped at all. Just one long gallery of photos from start to finish.
I can create Smart Collections, to 'capture' the folder names - but somehow I need to let the 'web gallery' process use those to create some kind of structure for my gallery.
Surely this must be able to be done ?? For example, wedding photographers must need to be able to do this, i.e. break down their 1000's of photos into specific 'moments' for their clients to view and choose ?
Any advice please ?
Thanking you in advance.