Imaging recource: Video: How does a National Geographic wildlife photographer select his best images?

Imagine that you go out to take wildlife photos. You shoot images here and there, rattle off a few high-speed bursts, and next thing you know, you've got hundreds of photos on your card. If you import all of them into your photo editor of choice when you get back home, you now have hundreds of photos on your hard drive, taking up valuable space. Most of the time, you don't need all those images. Some might be blurry or out of focus. Others might have bad composition or incorrect exposure. Developing a workflow for making selects...
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