Caption Text 2

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Tips To Write Captions :

 

  • Do not begin with the words a, an or the
  • Use present tense to describe action in photo
  • Give readers information they cannot get from just looking at a photo
  • A caption should complete the photo. The reader should not have to look at the story but should want to look at the story
  • Write captions so they go from spesific to general or general to spesific
  • Do not begin a caption with names
  • When identifying members of a group, write "from left" not "form left to right"
  • "Above" and "picture here" are unnecessary
  • Captions should no repeat information contained in the lead
  • Name people only if they are important to the picture


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