Using Visual Aids:
Illustrations and Photographs
The following handout details some of the most
intricate and authentic visuals that writers may use to visually
enhance a written document: illustrations and photographs. Keep
in mind that special attention may be drawn to any given area of
the visual by the use of a slanted line known as a callout.
Callouts are generally used to label specific parts of a
drawing, diagram, map, clip art design or photograph.
Additional resources are recommended
here.
Copyright 2003 by the Academic Center and the University
of Houston-Victoria.
Created 2003 by Candice Chovanec Melzow.
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