Both albums were almost entirely improvised then edited afterward.
"Of course we could have edited things afterward, and in a very few cases we did.
It will give you a more accurate exposure and better image than most people can achieve with photo editing software afterward.
Subsequently he founded and edited the Journal of Abstracts of Photographic Science and Engineering Literature at Columbia University and afterward edited the motion‐picture archives of the Museum of Natural History.
Others were afterward edited by his son, William, as Sketches and Essays (1829), Literary Remains (1836), and Winterslow (1850) and by his biographer, P.P. Howe, as New Writings (1925 27).
She researches the players and prepares a list of questions beforehand, and then writes and edits the interview afterward, said Haley, a seventh grader at the Stephen Gaynor School, a private school in Manhattan for students with learning differences.
Afterward, he edited a weekly newspaper.
Whenever she disagrees with a suggested edit, I virtually always see, afterward, that it was the correct thing to do.
It was afterward, when they edited the children out — all the kids just fell off the screen, except for Lance.
He served in the U.S. Army Air Forces during World War II and afterward revived and edited Furioso and its successor, The Carleton Miscellany, while a professor of English at Carleton College in Northfield, Minnesota (1947 66).
Just for the record, Gregg and I both think that this was the result of an editing error; Somaiya was very apologetic afterward, and the online version has been fixed.
