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Caption: You can include the credit in the caption of the photo. This is often done in the format ?Photo by [Photographer's Name]? or ?Image courtesy of [Photographer's Name or Source]?. End of the Post: You can list all photo credits at the end of the blog post.

Label and number the figure on a line under the image itself, using either Figure or Fig. Capitalize the ?F? in this case, but not when referring to your figure in the body text. Give it a descriptive title following the label and number, and then ? without punctuation ? write ?from? and include Works Cited entry.

Citation General Guidelines Image creator's name (artist, photographer, etc.) Title of the image. Date the image (or work represented by the image) was created. Date the image was posted online. Date of access (the date you accessed the online image)

It's best to write the name, date, location along the top or bottom edge, just to decrease the chance of damaging the important center of the image. For the family historian, labels are often written onto scrapbooks pages or on separate labels.

Author last name, First name. ?Image Title.? Year, Institution Name, City. Kahlo, Frida. ?Self-Portrait with Cropped Hair.? 1940, Museum of Modern Art, New York.

Label and number the figure on a line under the image itself, using either Figure or Fig. Capitalize the ?F? in this case, but not when referring to your figure in the body text. Give it a descriptive title following the label and number, and then ? without punctuation ? write ?from? and include Works Cited entry.

Creator's Last Name, First Name. Image Title. Year Created, Museum/Institution, Location.