Video narration
You open a photo on your phone, and a story starts forming. A guess about what happened; a sense that you already understand. But that first impression isn't the same as what the picture shows. There's no photo attached here, so I can't say what this image contains. I also can't tell what "cinteci" refers to. Still, make the distinction: what is plainly visible, and what are you adding? A detail can point your attention in a new direction, changing your reading. But it doesn't prove the larger story you've built around it. Stop trying to guess the whole story. Start by naming what you can actually see, then mark the rest as interpretation. That pause matters: a photograph gives you a view, not a full account. Before you give the photo a story, say what it shows.