Directory of pictures

Hi ,
I do not understand why my virtual folder Images/Files content no picture ?
The directory on my hard disk where is there my picutres is not the same of virtual directory Images/Files ?
Can help me ?
Thanks
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Transitioning to Aperture

Hi everyone,
I've been using Adobe Bridge for years to "manage" my photos. I shoot in RAW format, then I save them to a directory in Pictures, edit the pictures as PSD in Photoshop and save the final JPGs in the folder.
Now, I want to transition everything to Aperture to manage my photos. My question is: how? What's a practical directory structure which you find useful? Have any of you encountered the same thing when trying to transition to Aperture?
I've been thinking of keeping most of my library on a small portable external which I carry around with me in most cases inside my laptop bag and just importing a few pictures to Aperture as to not clog my small 256 SSD on my MacBook Pro. But this would require tons of work to "re-manage" all my files.
So any tips/suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks.

My suggestion is to begin working with Aperture with new images, organizing as you go. The notion is that images reside in "Projects", but what constitutes a Project is different from one photographer to another (and you can change your mind). A professional would likely use a Project for each client (or each client engagement in the case of multiple jobs for clients).
The organizational aspects to Aperture are really flexible. It will import your existing photos and preserve their current organization if you want - but if you start out with new images for now you'll quickly decide for yourself what works best.
Aperture will support two different approaches to handling your images, and you can use both approaches simultaneously (for different images).
"Managed" images have their "Master" (original, in your case raw file) located within the Aperture Library.
"Referenced" images reside somewhere else (on your portable external drive, for example), and have a preview copy in the Aperture Library.
Managed images are backed up when Aperture updates a "Vault". Referenced image files are not backed up to the Vault - so you must arrange for appropriate backup by other means. The adjustments you have made to Referenced images _are_ backed up to the Vault.
Using Referenced images is a good way to keep your Aperture Library from taking up too much disk space. You can use multiple external drives (in other words, your Referenced images need not be all on the same drive - they can be in various places). In order for you to edit a particular image, that image's Referenced Master must be available at the time you want to work on it (ie., the drive where it resides must be attached). Managed images are always available to be edited.

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