How to Make a Lensography

This can only increase the traffic to your lenses. Plus, a person looking for all the information they can find about hamsters, all in one place will make the search for knowledge easier on the searchee.

Example being someone is researching WW2 for a research paper or such. Well this person may need information about the weapons, each of the six major parties that composed the Axis and the Allied Powers, and maybe even a timeline. Because there is so much information that composes the Second World War, you can compose several different lenses to provide all the information. Then, you may want to create a lensography lens to promote and place all the WW2 information in one place. The researcher will have all the information in one place, versus having to search for hours on the internet.

So, a lensography will help you promote you lenses of a similar theme, but it will, also, help the researcher, too.

Once you've decided how you're going to group your lenses, whether you're going to group special themes or whether you're going to make one lensography with your newest lenses. Maybe you'll even choose your best lenses and make a lensography lens. The combinations are vast and wide.

1. So, once you've made that decision, on your dashboard, you will find the "make a lens" tab, which you should have found if you're interested in creating a Lensography Lens. You can, also, go here to find step one, in which you will type in what you're lens will be about.

2. From there, you will procede to make your lensography about your WW2 lenses.

3. Within the new lens, you will want to put various "Featured Lens" modules. You can find the option under the "Add Module" tab at the top of the page where you are creating your new lens.

4. When making a lensography make sure that you pick lenses that have pictures that will be seen. So that the orage square doesn't show on your lensography page. It's just more appealing.

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