Photo — Exif
One photograph matted on warm paper, captioned from its own metadata: date and place in the top corners, camera, lens and exposure cycling below.
A single photograph sits centred with a wide mat, museum-label style. In the corners, small monospaced captions surface what the file already knows about itself: the shooting date top-left, GPS coordinates top-right, and a bottom-right slot that steps through camera body, lens, focal length, aperture and shutter speed over the loop. Any corner can be overridden with custom text.
Everything is read from the picture's EXIF block at load and formatted — nothing is typed in unless an override says so, so swapping the photo rewrites the labels. The only motion is that cycling bottom caption, advanced by the loop clock through whichever fields the file actually carries.
