A resource landing page should help a reader choose a useful next step. When browsing photographic material, begin by deciding whether you need examples, a technical explanation or a way to compare a body of work.
Choose a focused viewing task
Select three images and describe the most important visual decision in each. Keep observations about framing and light separate from assumptions about how an image was made. A simple note can be more useful than collecting a large number of bookmarks without context.
Return to your notes after viewing another selection. The comparison helps you identify a question worth investigating through a practical exercise.