Use this method when writing a paper. First, introduce the image you are going to examine using an introduction such as "Image $1$ is $...."$ Then show the picture. Then post a review or two after the photo.

Each paragraph should be between $3$ and $5$ sentences long. If you are only $2$ sentences long, find a way to expand it to $3.$ This can be achieved by adding additional comments or by splitting the sentence into two parts. If the paragraph is longer than $5$ sentences, find a way to reduce it to $5$ sentences while being more concise. If the paragraph is longer than $5$ sentences, you can also try the second paragraph by adding more information and maybe split the fifth sentence into two sentences.

The only exception to the $3-5$ sentence paragraph rule is the introduction of a picture. It can be a sentence. Never have consecutive numbers. You should use the view$-$real analysis model to present the data. This prepares the reader for the information, allows them to absorb the content, and helps them benefit from your analysis.