1. Object naming method: Just name whatever you photograph, simple and to the point! 2. Nomenclature of the time when the photo was taken. You can name it after the time it was taken, but it does not necessarily need a specific time. For example, if you took the scenery in May, you can name it directly after May. 3. Background nomenclature is not the background in the photo, but the background of the scene in the photo. For example, if you take a photo of Wujiang River and think of Xiang Yu, you can name it Farewell My Concubine. 4. Image naming method: Name whatever it resembles. For example, if you make a tree look like a hand, you can name it "Hand". 5. Gift nomenclature. If you want to give your work as a gift to someone, name it "To so-and-so". Do you know Beethoven's "To Alice"? 6. Meaning nomenclature. For example, if you take a picture of a pine tree, and The pine tree represents perseverance, so you can name it "Perseverance" 7. Impression nomenclature means naming the things you think of when you take a photo. What you think of may not be related to the things you take, but such naming can make people appreciate it. The reader has a strong interest. 8. Work number nomenclature This is an unhelpful temporary nomenclature. Many musicians also use this nomenclature, but you need to name the works by category. 9. Combination nomenclature: Combine some of the above nomenclatures. You can see the specific method yourself