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A community-driven GitHub project providing standardized directory trees for digital archivists who want consistent naming schemes across all types of data.
OneFolder is an open-source desktop app that helps you organize your photos using tags, faces, and metadata — all stored directly in your files so your organization travels with your photos forever.
Learn more about OneFolder →A community-driven GitHub project providing standardized directory trees for digital archivists who want consistent naming schemes across all types of data.
Thomas Frank's dead-simple physical paperwork system using three locations and digitization to keep paper clutter under control.
Thomas Frank's dead-simple tree structure for organizing everyday documents using Google Drive, with practical advice for expandable folder systems.
Tiago Forte's four-folder PARA framework for organizing all information—Projects, Areas, Resources, Archives—demonstrated through his Evernote system.
Gavin Hardcastle's pragmatic file routine for managing thousands of RAWs from multiple cameras during travel photography trips.
Lucas Roberts' five-point mindset reset for managing massive Apple Photos libraries without guilt, embracing iCloud storage and the Favorites system.
Pics.io's guide to photo organization covering basic folder structures and advanced strategies using tags and metadata for scalable photo libraries.
Sara Dietschy's personal approach to organizing thousands of photos annually, focusing on physical prints, albums, and actually enjoying memories rather than just storing them.
Tiago Forte's comprehensive approach to decluttering every kind of digital workspace—tasks, email, notes, files—through a practical 4-step reset process.
Tyler Herrinton's reliable, cost-effective archiving system for video projects, focusing on redundancy and scaling across years of footage.
Tiago Forte's lightweight approach using Google Photos and annual photo books, focusing more on enjoying pictures than complex organization systems.
Michael Grecco's perspective on cloud vs local storage from a professional workflow perspective, focusing on the pros and cons for photographers and videographers.
A conversational follow-up to the file naming system series, focusing on personal anecdotes and philosophy behind consistent date-first naming conventions.
Michael Grecco's personal convention for choosing between underscores and hyphens in filenames, based on internal storage vs web publishing use cases.
Michael Grecco's approach to organizing shoots with consistent folder structures, paired with metadata and cataloging tools like NeoFinder.
Michael Grecco's disciplined four-part file naming system for professional photographers, designed for long-term archive retrieval and cross-platform compatibility.
Jeff Su's opinionated Google Drive setup for work documents, balancing tidy structure with fast search through numbered folders and strategic file naming.
Lea David's five-step approach to organizing scattered photos using basic file management tools, focused on gathering, culling, and creating consistent folder hierarchies.
Karthika Gupta's detailed end-to-end workflow for working photographers, from card prep and shooting to culling, editing, delivery, and long-term archiving.
Iris Works' practical guide to taming digital and printed photo chaos with simple housekeeping tips for both everyday users and professional photographers.
Jack Nichols' comprehensive workflow for organizing, editing, and archiving landscape photography using Lightroom and metadata-driven organization.
PCMag's minimalist approach to photo organization using three key questions: when, who, and where - perfect for everyday users who want good-enough results fast.
Pixologie Inc's proven method for organizing millions of photos using date-based computer folders, with practical steps and tools for managing large family collections.
Starting a deep dive into every article, video, and resource about photo organization to find the best methods for managing digital photo archives.
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