Shared Notebooks for Students/Subscribers The web clipper for Safari (and most other browsers) makes adding any inspiration I find on a website to my notes really easy. This might be quotes, wikipedia links, images, etc – basically an idea folder.
I create notes for any ideas I have that can become a blog post, then add additional info that will help make the article as useful and helpful as possible. I can also add scouting notes in the field such as my own reference images, best times to return, direction of light at sunrise/sunset, etc.ĭesktop and iPhone app -Idea Generator for Blog Posts I create all of this at home on my laptop, then I can access it on my iPhone when I’m out in the field – this is a killer feature for me. In my conservation work for Scenic Hudson I usually get several emails (which I forward directly into Evernote) that include logistical information, maps in PDF format, reference images, contact tel numbers and emails – basically whatever I need to capture the photographs for the given assignment. I am never far away from my notes when I need them, and it is easy to create new notes regardless of whether I am in my studio, or on a mountain top with my iPhone.īelow are some of the ways I use Evernote to keep me organized during my workday. Because of the many hats I wear as a photographer, teacher, print maker, and entrepenuer, I find Evernote invaluable as an information manager.īest of all, Evernote keeps all of my information in sync across my multiple computers and mobile devices including my iPhone and iPad. And because every note can be tagged (the equivalent of keywords) and searched, it is easy to find what I’m looking for in the future. I create notes for many areas of my professional and personal life, and use it as my paperless filing cabinet. Evernote is an application that allows me to create notes with a multitude of information – text, photos, pdf’s, web clippings (more info below), audio, links, and more. Technology has provided many ways to manage this digitally, and after trying many different methods to store this info for easy retrieval, I have found Evernote to be the near perfect solution for me. I am always trying to find ways to become more efficient and productive, and keeping detailed notes about my work has been extremely helpful over the years. One area that I am particularly focused on is organization. Many of these also have mobile versions, which is a big plus for me as I spend lots of time out in the field. I constantly get asked what software I use and recommend in my career as a landscape photographer, so I thought I would start a new series featuring some of my favorite apps.
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