Post-installation photos help document completed Water Mission projects and confirm that buildings, signage, and branding have been applied correctly. These photos support reporting, internal review, and future project planning.
The focus is clear documentation, not polished marketing images.
When to Take Photos
Take photos after construction is complete, including final paint, signage, logos, and plaques.
What to Capture
At a minimum, include:
- Building exteriors (full view of each structure)
- Project identification signage in context
- Water Mission logo applications on buildings or signs
- Donor or partner plaques, if installed
- Paint and finish details (blue accents, trim, or bands)
- Key equipment and systems (pumps, chlorinators, panels)
Drone photos may be included where permitted but are optional.
Photo Guidelines
- Ensure photos are clear, well-lit, and in focus
- Avoid clutter, shadows, or unrelated signage
- Make sure logos and text are readable
Submitting Photos
- Upload photos to SharePoint
- Share the folder link with brand@watermission.org or engineeringinnovation@watermission.org
Recommended file naming:
Label all photos using this format: (Shoot Date, Country, tProject or Community, Photographer, Camera, Image Number, Extension)
Why This Matters
Consistent post-installation photography:
- Confirms brand and signage standards
- Creates a shared visual record across projects
- Reduces follow-up questions after completion