Recursively consolidates .TIF and .JPG images into a single directory with file names based on folder names

consolidate_images.py

import glob
import os
import pathlib
import ntpath
import shutil

if __name__ == '__main__':
    def get_image_files(_dir):
        tif = glob.glob(f'{_dir}/**/*.tif', recursive=True)
        jpg = glob.glob(f'{_dir}/**/*.jpg', recursive=True)
        return tif + jpg

    def parent_folder_names(base_folder, _file):
        _file_split = _file.split('\\')
        _folder_split = base_folder.split('\\')
        return _file_split[len(_folder_split): len(_file_split) - 1]

    working_dir = os.path.dirname(os.path.realpath(__file__))
    new_folder_of_images = 'consolidated_images'

    # Generate unique list of images in the image dir and all the subdirectories
    images = get_image_files(working_dir)
    con_folder = f'{working_dir}\\{new_folder_of_images}'
    pathlib.Path(f'{con_folder}').mkdir(parents=True, exist_ok=True)

    # Rename images with our folder naming convention
    for image in images:
        _ = '_'.join(parent_folder_names(working_dir, image))
        img_name = _ + '_' + ntpath.basename(image) if _ else ntpath.basename(image)
        print(f'{image} -> {con_folder}\\{img_name}')
        shutil.copyfile(image, f'{con_folder}\\{img_name}')