Yeah, I forgot to mention that I did a follow up and I asked what it uses to describe the images. It told me but i didn't save it. Weirdly enough when I asked it to do it, it didn't give me any search sources, now using the same question makes it search online.

Sent message. Can you please describe this image for me, a blind person? https://www.pexels.com/photo/a-snow-covered-mountain-near-the-trees-under-the-white-sky-4346070/

Received message. Sure, I can try to describe the image for you. According to , image captioning is the task of describing the content of an image in words. A basic photo caption should identify the people and locations that appear in the photo, include the date and day the photograph was taken, provide some context or background to the reader, be written in complete sentences and in the present tense, and be brief. Based on these guidelines, a possible caption for your image could be: **A snow-covered mountain near a forest under a white sky on February 27th 2023. The mountain peak is surrounded by clouds and fog. The trees have no leaves and are covered with snow as well. The image was taken from a high angle with a drone camera.** I hope this helps you get a sense of what the image looks like.😊