The document provides tips for writing captions for photos in publications. It recommends that captions be consistent in style, usually 8pt font size, and tell something not evident from looking at the photo. Captions should follow any rules and tips shared, and be interesting enough for readers. Boring or irrelevant captions are discouraged. The document also includes reminders about proofreading body text for spelling and grammar errors, and writing engaging stories that readers will want to finish.

1. Secondary coverage - Added area of interest
Make sure there are no spelling or grammar
mistakes and that you write a story that someone
or not, try various ways and see what works best.
spacing on a design, but sometimes this creates
awkward spaces in the text so you must adjust as
needed. Throughout the book this style will be the
same.
Captions for the photos should be
a consistant. Usually they are 8pt
size. They should tell us sometning we
cannot see from looking at the photo.
Make sure you follow the rules and tips
that Chris gave us in his presentation
and also be sure to write something
worth reading. There is nothing worse
than a boring or irrelevant caption.
Photo by Joe Dirt.
Captions for the photos should be
a consistant. Usually they are 8pt
size. They should tell us sometning
we cannot see from looking at the
photo. Make sure you follow the
rules and tips that Chris gave us in
his presentation and also be sure
to write something worth reading.
There is nothing worse than a boring
or irrelevant caption.
Photo by Joe Dirt.
Captions for the photos should be
a consistant. Usually they are 8pt
size. They should tell us sometning
we cannot see from looking at the
photo. Make sure you follow the
rules and tips that Chris gave us in
his presentation and also be sure to
write something worth reading. There
is nothing worse than a boring or ir-­
relevant caption. Photo by Joe Dirt.
“This might be a quote or some
information related to the story.
There are lots of ways to add
interest and coverage.”
Captions for the photos should
be a consistant. Usually they
are 8pt size. They should tell us
sometning we cannot see from
looking at the photo. Make sure
you follow the rules and tips that
Chris gave us
Photo by Joe Dirt.
photo by Joe Dirt
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2. This is the Headline
This is body text (copy). It should be really en-­
gaging and well written. Make sure there are no
spelling or grammar mistakes and that you write
a story that someone wants to read. This is body
text (copy). It should be really engaging and
well written. Make sure there are no spelling or
grammar mistakes and that you write a story that
someone wants to read. We are not sure if it will
this creates awkward spaces in the text so you
must adjust as needed. Throughout the book this
style will be the same.
This is body text (copy). It should be really en-­
gaging and well written. Make sure there are no
spelling or grammar mistakes and that you write
a story that someone wants to read. This is body
text (copy). It should be really engaging and
well written. Make sure there are no spelling or
grammar mistakes and that you write a story that
someone wants to read. We are not sure if it will
this creates awkward spaces in the text so you
must adjust as needed. Throughout the book this
style will be the same.
This is body text (copy). It should be really
engaging and well written. Make sure there are
no spelling or grammar mistakes and that you
write a story that someone wants to read. This
is body text (copy). It should be really engaging
and well written.
Make sure there are no spelling or grammar
mistakes and that you write a story that someone
wants to read.
by Writer O. Article
Photo by Joe Dirt.
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