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Long descriptions are necessary when an image provides information that cannot be adequately described in a brief "alternative text" (alt text). Alt text generally serves as a short label or summary (ideally under 100-140 characters), whereas a long description can be multiple paragraphs, include lists, or even data tables to fully convey all relevant details.

Content Guidelines

• Start with an overview of the image's purpose and title, then progress to specific details.

• Be objective and factual, like a translation of the visual information into text.

• Describe key elements such as data trends, axes labels (for charts/graphs), foreground/background elements, colors, shapes, and spatial relationships.

• Include all text present within the image itself.

• Use structure like headings, bullet points, and tables to organize information logically, especially if it is data-heavy.