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This is what I came-up with on my own. Not as fancy as yours but it seems to be working.
I used mv to move the output .aes files to the folder where I would like them to be. I would have preferred to have had them placed there via -o as part of the encryption command but I just couldn't seem to ...

I was indeed using the incorrect format!
I am not particularly command line savvy. I am using the Mac OS X command line version to try to write a basic shell script (my first one)! that encrypts the content of a folder and places the output into a different folder.

I would seem that we must specify ...

Sorry to ask such a basic question, but is it actually possible to specify a path for the output file that is different from the input file? It seems that if I specify a path after -o that it is ignored and that the output file is still placed next to the input file.

aescrypt -e -p apple -i /path ...