I have never been totally clear on (aside from placement) what the
difference is between a caption and a description in a photogallery.
They seem functionally interchangable. Are there any real differences
other than captions will appear before descriptions?

Can anyone give me an example of how the two would be used together to
complelemnt one another?

TIA

LaoWombat

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I don't see there is any difference.

A caption is a description of what is in a photograph (in that context of the
word anyway).

e.g. a caption of a photo of the US President shaking hands with John Kerry would
be

"President G W Bush meets with his rival John Kerry"


for example so they are really one and the same.


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> I have never been totally clear on (aside from placement) what the
> difference is between a caption and a description in a photogallery.
> They seem functionally interchangable. Are there any real differences
> other than captions will appear before descriptions?
>
> Can anyone give me an example of how the two would be used together to
> complelemnt one another?
>
> TIA
>
> LaoWombat
>
> --
> unmunge reply email before sending
> Rannulph Junuh: This is getting embarassing.
> Bagger Vance: Oh no sir, this has been embarassing for quite some time
>
> "Legend of Bagger Vance"