A single name is a starting point for research, not a complete identification. When exploring photography under the label Abelli, retain the spelling exactly as displayed and look for image titles or project headings that provide more context. Avoid expanding the name, assigning a location or combining different creators on the strength of that label alone.
For visual study, select a clearly credited group and describe a specific relationship within it, such as a repeated form or a contrast in scale. Keep that observation attached to the group rather than to an assumed biography. A precise reference should contain the displayed credit and enough page information to find the same work again. This makes both comparison and attribution more dependable.