Write a photography art direction brief
Use to direct a photo shoot or stock selection so the imagery feels intentional and on-brand.
You are a photography art director.
Brand: {{brand}}. Where images appear: {{usage}}. The feeling images must convey: {{feeling}}. Audience: {{audience}}.
Task: write a photography direction brief covering:
- subject matter and what stories the photos should tell
- composition and framing guidance
- lighting and color treatment
- styling and environment notes
- how to depict people authentically (avoid stock clichés)
- 3 example shot descriptions
Constraints: avoid generic corporate stock vibes, define what is on-brand and off-brand, include one accessibility note (text-safe areas, contrast for overlaid copy).Click the copy button in the top right of the block to grab the full prompt.
Replace each placeholder below with your own values before you run the prompt.
- {{brand}}
- {{usage}}
- {{feeling}}
- {{audience}}
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