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While organizing a family album, I noticed that hair shades look inconsistent across several old prints. In one photograph a relative appears auburn, while another print from the same year looks almost brown. We have no reliable record of a color change, and memories of the period disagree. To organize the shade descriptions, I saved a reference about <a href=https://haircolorpalette.top>hair color analysis</a> while keeping any description separate from a confirmed fact about the person. Perhaps the caption should distinguish the shade visible in the image from what we actually know. Keeping both the untouched scan and any corrected version should make the limits of the description clearer. The captions will be shared with younger relatives who never met these people, which makes careful wording more useful than a confident guess. Does anyone have a concise caption format for uncertain hair shades in older family photographs?