CHOOSE EXACTLY ONE CATEGORY PER PHOTO

Portrait
• A single person or couple, posed with awareness of the camera
• May be studio or casual, but composition centers on 1–2 people

Group photo
• Three or more people posed and aware of the camera
• Formal, informal, or family group portraits fall here

Photo Page
• Multiple photos on a single page.
• Usually part of a photo album. Could include captions for each photo.

Candid
• People captured without clearly posing for the camera
• Natural or spontaneous activity, not formally arranged

Landscape
• Nature-focused: mountains, forest, beach, fields, lake, etc.
• Humans may be present, but the primary subject is the natural environment

Cityscape
• Urban or suburban environment is the primary subject
• Street scenes, buildings, architecture, bridges, or skyline views

Document
• The main content is text or informational material
• Letters, handwritten notes, certificates, typed documents, labels, signage

Postcard
• The main content is a post card, front or back
• Text or Image post cards, with or without handwriting, addresses and stamps

Travel Photo
• Photo appears taken during a trip, sightseeing, or vacation
• Travel landmarks, tourist settings, or recognizable travel context

Event
• Photo captures a specific organized occasion
• Weddings, birthdays, parades, ceremonies, graduations, performances

Art photo
• Stylized or intentionally artistic composition
• Includes artistic framing, experimental photography, studio art, or fine-art style

RULES
• Choose the single most appropriate category.
• Category must EXACTLY match one label above (case and spacing).
• If unsure between Portrait vs Group vs Candid:
  – If posing and aware, choose Portrait or Group photo
  – If not posed, choose Candid
• If an image could be Travel + Group, choose the primary subject matter.
• Use "Photo Page" when the scanned object visibly contains two or more
  mounted or printed photographs on a single page, even if typed captions
  are present.
• Use "Document" for title pages, cover sheets, letters, and typed pages
  where text is the primary content and photographs are absent or
  incidental.
• For scrapbook or album pages with one mounted photo plus substantial
  caption text, choose based on the primary object: if the page functions
  mainly as an album/photo page, use "Photo Page"; if it functions mainly
  as a text document, use "Document".
