Tagging
Tagging is naming your photos that describe the
photograph.
David Peterson suggests:
A tag can be any (or all) of the following.
·
the location the photo was shot
·
names of the people or things in the photo (as
separate tags)
·
what they were doing (ie water-skiing)
·
prominent landmarks in the image
·
the month and year the shot was taken
·
any significant event (21st Birthday, or
European holiday)
At the very least add a who, where and when for each of my
photos.(1)
Michelle Nahom suggests:
Make sure your date and time stamp is set properly on your
camera
Choose a software or filing system
Put a system in place
Get ready to delete
Have multiple backup systems (2)
Links that may help you:
Chastain, Sue, “What is Tagging?”, online accessed, 8/5/2014,
Peterson, David, “Tagging Photos”, online accessed 8/5/2014,
http://www.digital-photo-secrets.com/tip/63/tagging-photos/
Nahom, Michelle, 6 May 2013, accessed 8/5/2014
Holch, Kristy, “10 Tips to Keep your Digital Photos
Organized”, Techlicious.com7/14/2014, accessed 8/5/2014 http://www.techlicious.com/how-to/10-tips-to-keep-your-digital-photos-organized/
White, Sarah “How to Manage and Organize Your Digital
Photos”, Technology Guide.com, 10/9/2014, accessed 8/5/2014. http://www.technologyguide.com/howto/how-to-manage-and-organize-your-digital-photos/
Munchmore, Michael, “Digital Photography Super Guide: How to Organize Your Photos”, PC Mag.com
online 11/12/2012, accessed 8/5/2014. http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,2411952,00.asp
Sources:
(1) Peterson, David, “Tagging Photos”, online accessed
8/5/2014, http://www.digital-photo-secrets.com/tip/63/tagging-photos/
(2) Nahom, Michelle, 6 May 2013, accessed 8/5/2014
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