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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

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

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

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

4. Include all text present within the image itself.

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

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