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The document discusses captions and their importance. It explains that captions provide short explanations for images, graphs, and illustrations. Captions help readers and viewers understand information that may not be clear from the visual alone. They add context and details about the situation in the image. The document also notes common places captions are found like newspapers, magazines, books, and online. It outlines the generic structure of captions, which typically includes a lead and description.
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- 3. CAPTION Presented by: Yerni Hida Siagian, S.Pd
- 5. //FASHION PHOTOGRAPHY WORKSHOP Are the following pictures captions?
- 6. //FASHION PHOTOGRAPHY WORKSHOP Are the following pictures captions?
- 7. //FASHION PHOTOGRAPHY WORKSHOP Are the following pictures captions?
- 8. A caption is a short explanation that accompanies an article, photograph or illustration. It appear upper or below an image, table or graph.
- 9. Newspapers Magazines Internet Books TV most printed material that has pictures
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- 11. People look at headlines and pictures to decide what they want to read in the newspaper. If a picture grasps their attention, they will read the caption. If the caption is interesting to them, they will read the article. Captions add color and make the newspaper more interesting. Captions also show may information about picture situation.
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- 17. Kelompok 2
- 18. Kelompok 3
- 19. Kelompok 4
- 20. Kelompok 5
- 21. Kelompok 6
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