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+""" Find 'bad photos' and add them to an album
+
+This is inspired by this blog post: https://www.muchen.ca/blog/2022/cleanup-photos/
+
+This is an osxphotos query function, that when run as follows, 
+will add all photos with low quality scores to the album 'Bad Photos'
+
+osxphotos query --query-function bad_photos.py::bad_photos --add-to-album "Bad Photos"
+"""
+
+from typing import List
+
+from osxphotos import PhotoInfo
+
+
+# Call this with: osxphotos query --query-function bad_photos.py::bad_photos --add-to-album "Bad Photos"
+def bad_photos(photos: List[PhotoInfo]) -> List[PhotoInfo]:
+    """your query function should take a list of PhotoInfo objects and return a list of PhotoInfo objects (or empty list)"""
+    # this example finds bad photos (as measured by Photos' own scoring system)
+    # don't include screenshots as Photos tends to give low scores to screenshots
+
+    return [p for p in photos if not p.screenshot and is_bad_photo(p)]
+
+
+def is_bad_photo(p: PhotoInfo) -> bool:
+    """Look at photo's ScoreInfo to find photos that have low scores
+    (and hence might be considered bad photos)
+    """
+    return any(
+        [
+            p.score.failure < -0.1,
+            p.score.harmonious_color < -0.1,
+            p.score.interesting_subject < -0.7,
+            p.score.intrusive_object_presence < -0.999,
+            p.score.noise < -0.75,
+            p.score.pleasant_composition < -0.8,
+            p.score.pleasant_lighting < -0.7,
+            p.score.pleasant_perspective < -0.6,
+            p.score.tastefully_blurred < -0.9,
+            p.score.well_framed_subject < -0.7,
+            p.score.well_timed_shot < -0.7,
+        ]
+    )