Hi,
How would I reference my own pictures? as Self, 2012? or under my own name? This is in the Harvard style of course.
Thanks in advance!
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Good question. With [6]
Good question. With referencing, you'll be using your whole name, as if the photos were by someone who just happens to have the same name as you do. For example, if I was referencing one of my own images, it would end up looking like this:
Williams, K. 2012, Notes from @malbooth presentation, viewed 25 July, 2012, <https://p.twimg.com/Ax5oLOoCAAEwGQP.png [9]>
In-text, I would refer to the image like this (Williams 2012)