CAPTION PT.2

​In writing captions, it is very important to choose words that can make the reader interested in seeing the content of the article, essay or report.  Therefore, copywriting is very important, especially in social media.

Captions can also come in two languages, one in the mother tongue and the second in a second language.  For example Indonesian and English.  If you view an image without captions, it may feel like watching something without hearing the sound.

We cannot know what the picture is trying to convey, so we can only interpret the meaning of the picture ourselves.

All caption text has at least two sentences. The first sentence is present tense and explains what is happening in the picture by answering 5W (what, when, where, why, who).

The second sentence is the past tense or past tense and describes the background or situation behind the picture.  In addition, write down as much information as possible and do not write information that is not clear. The focus is on telling stories and providing readers with new and interesting information.

"I believe I can do anything. If I decide I want to be a doctor tomorrow, I'm going to be a doctor."

The meaning of the caption is that I believe that I can do whatever I want to even become a doctor. But that can only be done if I am ambitious and work hard.