Ki szereti a régi Budapestről szóló érdekes cikkeket?

Took a flying peek at the first page of your portfolio. I’m sorry to say, you will need to caption each image individually, unless you have a couple of similars of one person or a couple. The caption should contain all the information you know. Since what I saw are old images, if you don’t know the name of the towns, at least put the country name at the end of the caption.

”xxxx and xxxxxx last name posing for portrait in (or approximately) year. Germany (or wherever.

Example: Edwina and George Brown, Caucasian, ages approximate 50s, posing for formal portrait, approximate year, 1880, London, England.

or…”Unknown Caucasian man with handlebar mustache, approximately 60, circa early 1900s, posing for formal portrait in

“country”.

When you caption, only highlight one image at a time, or more if they are similar. Be careful to save and deselect it before moving on to the next image, or you’ll get the wrong information on some. For instance, if you put all the correct information, Caption and tags on Image #1, then forget to deselect it in Image Manager, then go to Image #2 and put in different information, the information from Image #2 will overwrite the information in Image #1. It can be tricky, so proceed with care.