A shared name can lead to mistaken attribution. When locating photographs under Michael Moore, compare the name with the project title and the credit attached to the particular image. Do not assume that separate websites, social accounts or publications refer to the same person merely because their headings match. Image-level information is more useful than a name appearing somewhere on a page.
Build a small reference note containing the exact title, displayed credit, page address and the date you consulted it. If several people contribute to a project, preserve the distinction between photography, editing, writing and publication. These details help you return to the correct work and discuss it accurately. A name-based directory entry alone does not establish authorship of a photograph encountered elsewhere.