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Colophon

A quieter signature, set in a column beside the picture.

A paper column beside the photo, with the title at its head and the camera particulars at its foot.

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Sunday DumplingsMira LaneX-T5XF23mmF1.4 R LM WR23mmf/21/125sISO 4002026.02.08
UnposedMira LaneEOS R5RF85mm F1.2 L USM85mmf/1.41/200sISO 2002026.01.22

About Colophon

Colophon sets a column of warm paper beside the photo instead of under it, like the colophon at the end of a book. It is most at home next to portrait-orientation photos, where the column balances a tall frame.

Your title heads the column in italic serif, over up to three lines, with your credit beneath. The particulars stand at the foot, level with the photo's bottom edge: the maker's logo, then the camera, lens, focal length and aperture, shutter speed and ISO, and the date.

The column sits on the right; Swap sides moves it to the left. A logo of your own goes at the top of the column.

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