Photography look and feel checklist

Summary

A look-and-feel page that defines the photographic style as journalistic and realistic through a long do-list checklist, illustrated by a natural-light photo of a woman working on a laptop by a window.

Visual description

White slide. A narrow left column holds the "Look and feel" header, a short intro on the journalistic touch, and a long bulleted "Checklist" (do not stage, compose to draw the viewer in, keep surroundings uncluttered, use shallow depth of field, avoid flash and use natural light, keep colors natural, avoid wide-angle lenses, subjects should not look at camera, show correct safety equipment, no competitor logos, never tilt the camera). The right two-thirds is a warm, low-light photograph of a woman in a cream top seated in a black leather chair using a laptop, a soft blurred cityscape behind her, with strong foreground bokeh demonstrating shallow depth of field. Hairline footer.

Key takeaway

Pairing a detailed style checklist with a single image that visibly satisfies most of it (natural light, shallow depth of field, candid subject not facing camera), so the rules and an exemplar sit side by side and reinforce each other.

Reuse notes

A reusable photography do-list page. Keep the checklist concrete and actionable, and choose the accompanying image to demonstrate as many bullets as possible; this format scales to a facing do/don't pair if needed.