David R. Busse wrote: > While we are on this subject, it's a good time to make a case for being > diligent about labeling your slides, neg holders, prints, whatever, with > AT LEAST location and date as well as the photographer's name. In case > you dispose of your collection or make your collection available as an > historical reference sometime in the future, this will make the photos > much more useful for future reference. (snipped) YES, this is good! Keep talking about organization and labeling, make me ashamed! Even if shooting for your own enjoyment, think about a life for your photo work after you're gone. Good quality photos, well documented will be a treasure in the future. One look at "Vintage Rails" or a well done book like "Passing Trains" shows the value of this effort. David's method sounds like a possibility that I could use. What are others doing besides stashing yellow and green boxes in a cupboard? Anybody using a plastic slide page system? Mike Gardner --> SPORRS: Serious Photographers of Railroad Related Subjects
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