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Drupady [299]
2 years ago
5

Click 10 random pictures of day to day life scenes and caption them creatively​

English
1 answer:
Ivan2 years ago
6 0

Creative captions should unconventionally describe the image.

<h3>How to create creative subtitles?</h3>
  • Using imagination.
  • Explaining the images differently.
  • Creating narratives for the images.

A creative caption should tap into your imagination and explain the image differently from its real meaning. An example of this might be the caption "Deciding how to take over the world" for an image of someone writing on paper.

You didn't show the images your question refers to and so it's not possible to answer it exactly, but I used the context of your assignment to explain how to complete it. I hope it helps.

Learn more about imagination:

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