Proper english grammar?

Say this is a caption to a photograph:

1 "Me and my friend in Paris"

OR

2 "My friend and I in Paris"

I used the first example but someone told me that I had attrocious grammar and that she couldn't believe I'd made such a mistake. I know this is pretty basic Englishgrammar knowledge but I was hoping for some clarification. Who is correct?

Update:

And yes, "[this is a photo of] me and my friend in Paris" was what I was aiming for, but I didn't have enough space.

Update 3:

Oh and I thought the rule is: if you take away "the friend" that it should read with essentially the same meaning. Like "me in Paris" makes sense, not "I in Paris"....?

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