Abbey’s EarthTabitha Springfield, Wentworth Fellow

This text should be no more than 200 words and should cover information about where you travelled, who/what you were exploring, and some brief conclusions about the connections you found between place and text, travelling and reading. Make sure you use a serif font (with feet, like Cambria or Times New Roman) for this section, so that it’s easier to read. Make sure you include all relevant information to your project here, so that your poster can stand alone and speak for itself.

Captions for the pictures should be short and straightforward. No more than 2-3 sentences

Captions should include important information about how the image relates to your author and the text you read.

Think, “Do my photos and captions reflect the essence of the author and his or her text?” Can you help the user of this poster learn what you did over your trip?

Captions should be formal, but interesting. Think carefully about your word choice.

Make sure there is sufficient white space between your captions and adjacent photos.