Oh boy! I was never one to keyword my images. Then, it was too late because I had way too many images. The possibility of getting it done was close to impossible. But wait! Turns out there is software that will give you a huge head start on the process.
“What do you mean you don’t keyword your images?” Recently, at a photography workshop, we went around the table and described our image filing system. In other words, how do you keep track and be able to reference and find specific images in your libraries? While we were talking about
The “cute” Painter tool in Lightroom Classic enables you to quickly apply metadata to specific photos while browsing multiple images in the grid view display. In this quick video, you’ll learn how you can quickly switch keywords while applying those keywords to photos using the Painter. Want more tips like
How would you describe the subject in this photo? As a Fox, a Red Fox, or Vulpes vulpes? Baby, pup, or kit? Animal, mammal, canine, vulpine? The answer is all of them, and more! With wildlife photography there are many ways to classify and describe an animal. As your image
If you ask a random group of photographers what their favorite things about photography are, odds are “spending hours keywording images” is not on anyone’s list! Keywording is a task that is easy to put off. I am guilty of this and quite often behind getting it done. I’ve set aside a
