On this website, the term “presentation” refers to everything related to the photograph (other than the image area itself) that will be seen by viewers.

“Presentation” therefore includes

• how a photograph is captioned, described, explained, or labeled;

• how a printed photograph is reproduced, framed, and mounted; and

• any and all contexts and settings in which viewers will see the photograph, whether digital or printed.

Examples of “contexts and settings” are social-media platforms, websites, exhibits, displays, photo contests, books, PowerPoint presentations, daily newspapers, general-interest magazines, special-interest magazines, advertisements, and informational brochures.

The “presentation” of a photograph can make the difference between the photo qualifying as TTG and not qualifying as TTG.

See the explanation of the TTG-IC label for more.