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How to communicate that something can be long-pressed (mobile)?

How to communicate that something can be long-pressed (mobile)?

Imagine I want to build something like Instagram profile pages, which show a gallery of pictures, and upon long-pressing, will zoom-in, focus on the picture, and display some secondary information (like a caption). How can I communicate to…

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