This particular camera lens is what allowed me to take a lot of my photos of the wildlife in my backyard during my project. Images of bees, butterflies, chipmunks, etc. were made easier with this lens. This is because it allowed the camera to zoom in a lot more on smaller subjects that were farther away.

While my desktop is not typically very organized, AP tests earlier this year forced me to regain some sense of organization. That's why when I found myself halfway through my project with my desktop returning to its usual messiness, I took some time to create some folders. My most important folder, I would say, was my Edited Project Photos folder, because it's where I kept my final products. I could pull images from the folder easily to use in my journal or on this website. Potential Editing was also convenient, especially for days with more photo editing, because I kept images there that I would consider editing to make them stronger. In the general folder Photography Explanation, I kept mostly my .psd Photoshop documents that I saved for each image I edited just in case. There were also more folders inside that one titled June _____ Photos depending on the day, where I would upload every image I took on my camera that day. I would further sort through those photos and pick out the best ones to move to my Potential Editing folder. Random Photos was filled both with images imported from my iPhone and image documents that had gone through my Photoshop editing, but had yet to be imported into Photos for the final edits.