Photos are not the only information to tell a story;
sometimes captions are needed so readers do not misinterpret important facts.
Captions help readers not assume what the photo may be about.
Captions help readers not assume what the photo may be about.
Do not use adjectives unless you know how the person
really feels.
It is very important to have the correct information gather names, ages, locations etc.
Always speak in present tense so the story does't sound outdated.
Captions when used properly can make or break a photo,
depending on what is said could capture the readers attention and allow him/her
to read the article in its entirety.
The AP Style guide is a tool that can help you choose the
right words to use because writing as a photojournalist can be tricky.
