Photography

Our photography must reflect the reality of our community: universal, collaborative, and focused on growth.

Example

Photography Specifications:

• Subject Matter: Show real people engaged in real work. We prefer candid shots of collaboration (e.g., looking at a screen together, talking in a group) over posed shots of people staring directly into the camera.

• Saturation: Photography can be in black and white or full color.

• Lighting: Prefer natural, bright lighting. Avoid dark, moody, or heavily artificial studio lighting.

• Composition: Keep compositions clean and minimalist. Ensure the subject is the clear focal point and the background is not distracting.

• All kinds of identities and backgrounds: Imagery must reflect the universality of the world we are building. Ensure representation across race, gender, age, and ability without tokenizing.

• Treatments: Do not use heavy color overlays, extreme filters, or duotones. Keep the colors natural and authentic.