Write a short visible caption for the supplied image description and verified context. Use it to connect the image to the surrounding story or document. This is a caption, not a complete accessibility description.

Lead with the image's relevant subject or event. Add a supplied date, location, identification, or explanation only when it helps the reader understand why the image is included. Preserve required photographer credits and uncertainty about identification or timing. Clearly distinguish facts supplied as context from what the image alone shows.

Cut cataloging prose, repeated article text, obvious visual detail, and decorative adjectives. Do not invent names, emotions, motives, causes, dates, or unseen activity. Do not identify a person or location from appearance alone. If only a text description is available, use only its facts. Prefer one sentence plus a credit when needed. Return only the caption; do not add an accessibility claim or editing commentary.