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Follow these three easy steps to creating great daily reports
Lighting -
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Try to stand with the sun at your back to avoid too much contrast. The subject may appear
black otherwise.
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Stick to a Format -
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Try to take all pictures either holding the camera horizontally or vertically; this will create
a nice flow.
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Documentation -
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Remember, the purpose of these photos is to carefully document the work being completed.
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You should try to get a few different types of photos for the project you are working on. You should
always take an overview at the beginning of the day and another at the end of the day to show the
day's progress. Close-ups of specific details are nice. Your client may be interested in seeing other
details, for instance, dumpster placement, materials loading, demolition, job site cleanliness, and
weatherproofing. You may want to take photos of things even if they are not directly related to labor.
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