The photography brief

What you already have

Four photographs, uploaded to your blog. Good work, phone pictures. They carry the case study until there are better ones.

At every handover, before the garland comes down

• Clean the site. Take away the boxes, the tools and the cut pieces on the floor.
• Every light on, cove lights and cabinet lights included.
• Phone held level, at chest height, straight at the work.
• One wide picture of the room, one straight on, two close-ups: a hinge, an edge, a handle.
• One with the shutters open, so the inside shows.
• The garland picture, every time. It is yours, and nobody else has it.

Named, so it can be found

• Room, area, month: kitchen-indiranagar-2026-10.jpg.
• Sent to us on WhatsApp the same day, with one line on what it is.
• With the customer’s permission to show it. Never their face, never their address.

Never again

• Stock photographs of rooms you did not make.
• Renders passed off as finished work.
• Pictures with workers, tools or wrapping still in them.