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Study 02 / Water & infrastructure

Water has more than one route

One subject. Different systems.

An illustrative comparison of rainfall, drainage, treatment, stored water and a tap. The pictured systems are not physically connected.

Illustrative evergreen sample. Photographs come from different places and dates. This plans a storyboard; it does not render a video.
01 / The story brief

Where does the water go, and what do we actually know?

A wetland, a drain and a tap belong to different reporting questions. This study uses juxtaposition to make those questions visible. The sequence is a comparison, never a diagram of a connected water system.

Keep in the edit

Sequence can suggest causation. State the missing connection before the edit implies one.

03 / Proposed visual sequence

Five frames. One question.

Read each frame as a proposal. Set 2–20 whole seconds per shot, then download the text plan. Timing is an allocation, not a narration estimate.

01
Open with the weather

Establish

Dark storm clouds rise over a vegetated wetland and still water.
Wetland under storm clouds; location and capture date are not supplied.Photo: Hans / Unsplash (opens in a new tab)
Proposed visual role

Start with weather and landscape. A wetland under clouds is not evidence of a current flood or an engineered stormwater basin.

Source limits & rights

The photographer describes a wetland. Do not call this a designed stormwater basin or evidence of a current flood.

Capture date unknown. Source publication date is not a capture date. Unsplash License (new tab); model and property releases not independently verified.

02
Follow surface runoff

Connect

Rainwater surrounds a long metal drainage grate in a paved surface.
Water gathers beside a drainage grate.Photo: Ilya Semenov / Unsplash (opens in a new tab)
Proposed visual role

Show a visible point of drainage. The photograph does not establish the water’s destination or whether the grate is blocked.

Source limits & rights

A grate alone does not show where the water goes, whether the drain is blocked or whether a flood is occurring.

Capture date unknown. Source publication date is not a capture date. Unsplash License (new tab); model and property releases not independently verified.

03
Show treatment infrastructure

Observe

Aerial view of circular water-treatment tanks beside rectangular treatment basins.
Treatment basins seen from above; the source does not name the facility.Photo: Ivan Bandura / Unsplash (opens in a new tab)
Proposed visual role

Pause the flow of the story to name what is visible: treatment basins. Their exact process and facility remain unidentified.

Source limits & rights

Use generic treatment-basin wording. Do not name the facility, assert drinking-water quality or claim an exact treatment stage.

Capture date unknown. Source publication date is not a capture date. Unsplash License (new tab); model and property releases not independently verified.

04
Distinguish stored water

Add context

Two towers connected by walkways stand in a reservoir bordered by wooded hills.
Reservoir structures at Gileppe Dam in Baelen, Belgium, according to the source.Photo: Ser Thomas / Unsplash (opens in a new tab)
Proposed visual role

Introduce stored water as a separate subject. This Belgian reservoir is not linked to the preceding basins.

Source limits & rights

Not the same system as the treatment image. No water level, capacity, drought or power-generation claim is established by this photograph.

Capture date unknown. Source publication date is not a capture date. Unsplash License (new tab); model and property releases not independently verified.

05
End at a familiar outlet

Resolve

A reflective metal faucet releases a narrow stream of water.
Close view of a running tap; location is unspecified.Photo: Aditya Sethia / Unsplash (opens in a new tab)
Proposed visual role

Finish with a familiar outlet. A running tap does not reveal its source, quality or household.

Source limits & rights

Does not establish drinking-water safety, household identity, a leak or the water source. Avoid waste or conservation claims about this specific tap.

Capture date unknown. Source publication date is not a capture date. Unsplash License (new tab); model and property releases not independently verified.

Working sequence

20 seconds / 5 photographs / sample timing

Carry the method forward

Your source. A new sequence.

Use the local planning desk to extract a first outline from text you have permission to adapt.

Open this sample in the desk
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