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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar

Punctuation

Hello,

For a caption under a photo is this correct

Mangrove Kingfisher. Photo: Steve Garvie

My feeling is that a period after Kingfisher is not correct and the caption should be as below.

Mangrove Kingfisher Photo: Steve Garvie

Are either of these correct?

Thanks, Darcy Ogada
  

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It is not a sentence, Darcy, so you can do as you wish. I agree that the period is uncalled for. You can also do something like this: Mangrove Kingfisher (photo by Steve Garvie)

— Mister Micawber

  • It is not a sentence, Darcy, so you can do as you wish.
  • I agree that the period is uncalled for.
  • You can also do something like this: Mangrove Kingfisher (photo by Steve Garvie)
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It is not a sentence, Darcy, so you can do as you wish. I agree that the period is uncalled for.

You can also do something like this:

Mangrove Kingfisher (photo by Steve Garvie)
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