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		<title>New Photo Albums</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Today I finished working out the kinks in my new photo album workflow.  The result: all of my photo sets since I moved to Corvallis are now available on the site&#8217;s Photography section.  I&#8217;m keeping the Flickr site for my best photography, but I&#8217;ve had all of these images sitting in Lightroom that I suspect [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Today I finished working out the kinks in my new photo album workflow.  The result: all of my photo sets since I moved to Corvallis are now available on the site&#8217;s <a href="/galleries">Photography</a> section.  I&#8217;m keeping the <a href="http://flickr.com/photos/toddler">Flickr</a> site for my best photography, but I&#8217;ve had all of these images sitting in Lightroom that I suspect friends would love copies of, so now they&#8217;re available.</p>
<p>For the curious, I do all of my photo editing in Adobe Lightroom (and occasionally Photoshop).  Using a heavily-modified version of the <a href="http://www.theturninggate.net/lightroom/ttg-shadowbox-gallery">TTG Shadowbox Gallery Template</a>, I export each album and upload the static HTML and image files to my server.  Nothing terribly exciting there, but now it gets interesting.  I wanted to have an index page that automatically shows all of my galleries, displaying the most recent first.  TTG supplies an <a href="http://theturninggate.net/lightroom/ttg-xml-auto-index">XML AutoIndex</a> module that does nearly everything I want, so I integrated that as my index page and hacked the PHP scripts to include better date and description information.  Finally, I wanted to provide an RSS feed of my photo albums, so people won&#8217;t need to constantly visit my website if they&#8217;re looking for new photos.  A quick modification to the XML AutoIndex script did the trick, so now you can subscribe to an <a title="Atom photo album feed" href="/galleries/atom.php">Atom feed of my photo albums</a>!</p>
<p>Everything seems to be working fine for my on Firefox and Safari.  If anyone notices problems with the photo albums or feed, please let me know.</p>
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