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Same folder structure under folder PHOTOS on four different backup locations: 1) local c: drive (Windows 10), 2) 1TB external USB, 3) OneDrive, 4) iCloud
Structure: /Photos /year /camera (iPhone, Canon 5DM4) /YYYYMMDD-Location (or subject).
Images from the c: drive are imported into Lightroom CC.
Initially by topic my laptop. Then import into Lightroom, renaming by date, location/event, and file#. In Lightroom I add relevant keywords. Overall the date doesn’t matter too much.