Gadget Bag: Digital Image Management

Take the work out of photo organization with these smart applications

Jon Canfield

Published September 1, 2006

Organizing digital photos isn’t why most of us enjoy photography. Managing images rates right up there with chores we’d rather put off, like taking out the trash. In spite of that, it’s something we all need to do as the number of images in our collection grows rapidly.

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