Index

Index makes the exposure the headline. Under the photo and a hairline rule, the focal length, aperture, shutter speed and ISO are set large in four labeled columns, like a spec sheet, so anyone can read how the shot was made.

Above the rule, the camera sits on the left — after the maker's logo, or with the brand set as a wordmark — and the date on the right. A quiet last line carries the lens, the place and your credit.

It suits pictures whose settings are part of the story: long exposures, landscapes, a new lens put through its paces, or EXIF data shared for others to learn from.