Shot Lists for July
Updated: Aug 24, 2025
We are pleased to share the July content request list, curated based on customer needs and the latest creative trends.
Please refer to the list below and create innovative photo content accordingly.
[Summer Vacation]
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July marks the beginning of the full summer vacation and holiday season, increasing demand for content that captures the contrast between rest and activity.
Storytelling images featuring elementary school students’ summer experiences are especially in demand.
Recommended Image Ideas:
An elementary school student holding a transparent insect container and peering inside while sitting under a shaded tree
A child wearing a backpack boarding a private academy shuttle bus
An elementary student pulling a suitcase and checking a passport at the airport gate, preparing for a language study trip
A child standing between corn stalks during a rural farm experience, smiling back while holding a corn cob
Tip: Focus on conveying emotions like excitement, curiosity, or comfort rather than just the activity itself to evoke the reality of summer vacation.
[Rainy Season & Disaster Preparedness]
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July is also a season of heavy rainfall and typhoons, driving up demand for disaster prevention and response content.
Realistic execution and emotionally resonant visuals are key to effectiveness.
Recommended Image Ideas:
A father and child applying tape in an X shape across the window to prepare for a typhoon
A volunteer wearing rain boots shoveling mud in a flooded alley, surrounded by heavy buckets and garbage bags
A close-up of a hand holding a smartphone, reading an emergency weather alert message
A local government official wearing a raincoat directing people in the rain (neutral clothing, natural documentary style)
Tip: Authenticity and subtle realism are more effective than exaggerated expressions for this type of content.
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Following the June presidential election, attention has turned to changes in policy and the economic outlook for the second half of the year.
There is growing demand for imagery that visualizes how national changes impact individuals' daily decisions and financial concerns.
Recommended Image Ideas:
A couple waiting at a housing application counter with a queue number in hand, with a “Special Housing Supply for Newlyweds” poster visible on the wall
A family sitting at the kitchen table discussing their household budget, with a memo showing utility and grocery costs
An office worker eating lunch while reading a news article titled “Base Interest Rate Hike” on their smartphone
A consumer comparing prices between two products in a supermarket aisle, holding a shopping basket and hesitating before making a choice
Tip: Emphasize the individual's emotional response to societal changes. For example, incorporate real-life data displays carefully and avoid anything with copyright issues.
[Summer Illness & Health Care]
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High temperatures and humidity during the summer lead to seasonal illnesses such as food poisoning, heat cramps, and skin irritation.
Content that emphasizes prevention and self-care in daily life is especially in demand.
Recommended Image Ideas:
An office worker blowing their nose due to air conditioning sickness while covered with a blanket for warmth
A construction worker in uniform experiencing heat cramps, while a colleague urgently offers them a water bottle
A baby lying down with a cooling patch on their forehead, being gently cared for by their mother
A child scratching their neck with a pained expression, visible heat rash peeking out from under a lightweight undershirt
Tip: Focus on home-based, practical health routines rather than overly clinical imagery to maximize relevance and usability.
If your images contain a recognizable face, a model release must be submitted together with the images. In addition, if your images contain a place, an object, pets, or other properties that require consent from ownership, copyright holders, or property rights holders to use them, a property release must be submitted with the images. Not submitting such releases may result in content rejection by the editor.
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