The same mark on every image
You set one line of text, a size, a colour, an opacity and one of five positions, and every image in the batch receives it identically.
The four corner positions sit a small margin in from the edge; the fifth is centred. A corner mark is the usual choice for attribution, because it identifies the image without covering it. A centred mark is harder to crop away but spoils the picture for you as well as for anyone else. Because the mark is placed at a fixed position rather than scaled to each picture, check the result on both your largest and your smallest image before trusting a long batch.