Geotagging

How to use technology to stay organized and track your photography

Josh Weisberg

Published March 10, 2009
Updated June 20, 2016

Like many photographers, I take a lot of photos and struggle with the organizational aspects of my imaging workflow. While I do my best to tag images when importing them to my PC, I typically rely on the date and my memory to find the photos I’m looking for. That was before I started using geotagging.

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