It's been about 8 months since I published Effective Aperture Workflow. I have been humbled by the emails and comments I've received from photographers around the globe on how my book has helped them take control of their Aperture workflow. It's a truly wonderful feeling that I've been able to help you.

While it's anyone's guess when the next update of Aperture will drop, I think an update to the book is in order. Aperture itself hasn't changed much, although parts of my workflow have matured.

I've started to sketch out what updates I will make to the book. A few thoughts so far:

• Sharing photos; how I share to G+, Facebook, and other photo sharing sites
• Mobile; pros and cons of iCloud, Younity, PhotoScope
• Custom Metadata vs. Keywords; track things unrelated to the subject of the photo
• Backup strategies

I am still toying with the idea of expanding on Adjustments and covering some techniques and tips for image adjustments in Aperture. Although I'm leaning toward that as a separate mini-book. How an image is processed and stylized is a wide topic.

What would you like to hear about? What areas of workflow do you have questions about? Write a comment below, send an email, or hit me up on G+.