I struggled extracting exif data from my phone pictures until I wrote a program to do this and make pages I like automatically.
Trail Template -- obsolete
I wrote the exif data extract-format utility. Then I cataloged the backlog of images on my phone in one sitting. This became our standard workflow.
Now I moving the squeeze logic into the script bypassing Apple's Preview application.
http://trails.ward.asia.wiki.org/assets/pages/workflow-automation/locate-squeeze.html
Damn. My version of squeeze does not forward EXIF info so this doesn't fit into my old workflow after squeezing in the new tool.
New thinking: today as batch exif browsed in export summary would be better for naming locations and selecting images to be present.
digraph { node [shape=box style=filled fillcolor=lightgreen] template [label="template\nmap &\nimage"] newpage [label="new trail\npage"] camera ->"large\nimage" -> "preview\nsqueeze" -> "small\nimage" -> "assets\ndrop" -> template import -> template -> newpage "frame\ndrop" newpage -> "list" newpage -> "map" newpage -> "creeks" node [fillcolor=bisque] "large\nimage" -> "frame\ndrop" -> "script\nlocate\nsqueeze" -> "small\nimage" "script\nlocate\nsqueeze" -> import "assets\ndrop" -> "script\nlocate" -> import node [fillcolor=lightblue] "assets\ndrop" -> today -> export -> template }