Descrbing images and potos a picture has a thousand words

Descrbing images and potos
A picture has a thousand words
A photograph isn’t just a moment captured in time, it has an intended meaning, and hopes to have an effect on its audients.

In the top At the top In the top left hand right hand corner corner In the background On the left In the middle On the right (centre) In the foreground In the bottom In the bottom left hand right hand corner At the bottom corner

When you describe the picture, you should use proper vocabulary
When you describe the picture, you should:

• Give a summary of what you see.
• Talk about of where things are in the picture.
• Add details.
• Speculate about what’s in the picture.
• Speculate about the context of the picture.

WHAT’S THE BEST WAY TO START YOUR DESCRIPTION?
Start with a summary, giving a general description of what’s in the picture and what you can see. It’s useful to imagine that the person you are talking to can’t see the picture. Think: what does the other person need to know? What do you need to say so that other people can understand what’s in the picture.
There are several small boats next to a beach.
or
The picture shows a beach with many small boats
in the water nearby.
There are three people cooking in a kitchen.
or
The picture shows three young friends cooking together.
HOW TO DESCRIBE WHERE THINGS ARE?
Give more details about what you see in the picture.
On the left, there’s a cat sitting on a table.