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If your photos are in <code>/path/to/photos/</code> and its subdirectories, and you want to move then in <code>/path/to/master/</code>, and you want to select them by extension <code>.jpg</code>, <code>.JPG</code>, <code>.png</code>, <code>.PNG</code>, etc.: <pre><code>find /path/to/photos \( -iname '*.jpg' -o -iname '*.png' \) -type f -exec mv -nv -t '/path/to/master' -- {} + </code></pre> If you don't want to filter by extension, and just move everything (i.e., all the files): <pre><code>find /path/to/photos -type f -exec mv -nv -t '/path/to/master' -- {} + </code></pre> The <code>-n</code> option so as to not overwrite existing files (optional if you don't care) and <code>-v</code> option so that <code>mv</code> shows what it's doing (very optional). The <code>-t</code> option to <code>mv</code> is to specify the target directory, so that we can stack all the files to be moved at the end of the command (see the <code>+</code> delimiter of <code>-exec</code>). If your <code>mv</code> doesn't support <code>-t</code>: <pre><code>find /path/to/photos \( -iname '*.jpg' -o -iname '*.png' \) -type f -exec mv -nv -- {} '/path/to/master' \; </code></pre> but this will be less efficient, as one instance of <code>mv</code> will be created for each file. Btw, this moves the files, it doesn't copy them. Remarks. <ul> <li>The directory <code>/path/to/master</code> must already exist (it will not be created by this command).</li> <li>Make sure the directory <code>/path/to/master</code> is not in <code>/path/to/photos</code>. It would make the thing awkward!</li> </ul>
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