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A side-by-side do/don't photo gallery contrasting approved warm, candid imagery against rejected cold or staged shots crossed out in red.
Summary
A photography do/don't reference page: two columns of a six-image grid each, the left set marked with green checks as approved, the right set crossed out in red as misuse, with bullet rules beneath each.
Visual description
Light background with the standard hairline header (section "Photography", subsection "Photo Best Practices", page 70 at right). A "Best Practice Examples" headline and short intro sit in the left column. The body splits into two halves, each introduced by a small pill label with a colored circular icon: a cobalt "Approved Usage: Photography" left and a poppy "Misuse of Photography" right. Below each label is a 2-column by 3-row grid of small photo thumbnails. The approved (left) photos are warm, bright, candid portraits and contextual shots, each tagged with a tiny green check badge. The misuse (right) photos are cold, washed, or staged and each carries a diagonal red cross-out line. Under the grids, two bulleted lists ("Do" / "Don't") spell out the rules in small type.
Key takeaway
The do/don't grid as a single glanceable spread: identical grid geometry on both sides so the eye compares like for like, with green checks versus red cross-outs doing all the judgment work. Pairing each image set with a matching bullet list keeps the visual and verbal rules locked together.
Reuse notes
A reusable template for any brand-guideline photography or imagery section, or any "good versus bad" reference page. Works for art direction, UI, or component dos and don'ts. Needs a curated set of genuinely on-brand and off-brand images to make the contrast read at thumbnail scale.
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