I’m Danyel, a photographer and the developer behind aftersnap.
I’ve been photographing people, weddings, and commercial work for more than 20 years. aftersnap grew out of a simple question: how can the handover show the same care as the photos themselves?
A good handover saves you work and shows your standards.
Selection and editing should not be followed by a second, awkward process. I wanted to publish galleries straight from Lightroom, send later changes along cleanly, and then really be done.
Clients want to look through their photos and make their selection at their own pace. At big celebrations, guests mostly look for the shots of themselves or their family. Vendors, in turn, need a small, suitable selection.
That is how aftersnap came about: first for my own jobs, later as a tool for other photographers. Every feature has to either simplify the work or improve the handover.
Built from a photographer’s everyday work.
I still use aftersnap for my own jobs. New features therefore come from problems that keep coming up in selection, editing, and handover. There is no long wish list that I work through in order.
Is something missing from your workflow, or does a step take more time than it should? Write to me: [email protected]
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