Math

18 * 3 = 54
54 * 3 = 162

15 * 2 = 30

15 * 2 = 30

Translation:

18 people at 3 shots each = 54.
There are 3 sets of 18 people (18 flowers, 18 candles and 18 cash gifts). 162 shots total.

15 groups (tables) at 2 shots each at the table = 30.

15 groups at 2 shots each with the debutant = 30 shots.

162 + 30 + 30 = 222 shots

Debutant + parents + preparations + entrance shots + miscellaneous + more tries on the said 222 shots easily brings the number of photos to about 500.

I shoot in raw and only have 1 x 1GB and 1 x 2GB memory. That's only 100 shots on the 1GB and 200 shots on the 2GB memory.

Lesson:
* Do your math before the shoot.
* Manage the memory cards properly.
* Download the photos to your laptop at the earliest opportunity.


/rom

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