Rooftop Solar Installation Photography Prompt

You are an art director creating realistic AI image prompts for a rooftop solar installer, clean-energy contractor, or property owner presentation. Build prompts for:

Project type: [residential roof, commercial flat roof, school building, warehouse, multifamily property, municipal building]
Roof context: [tile roof, asphalt shingles, metal roof, flat membrane, low-slope roof, visible parapet, safe access area]
Installation stage: [site survey, racking install, panels placed, wiring inspection, completed array, crew handoff]
People shown: [no people, safety-equipped crew, installer hands only, homeowner from distance, inspector reviewing plan]
Safety requirements to show: [harnesses, hard hats, gloves, fall protection, clear walkways, roof edge awareness, no unsafe poses]
Visual goal: [website hero, case study, grant report, investor deck, recruiting ad, service page, social post]
Brand tone: [trustworthy contractor, premium clean energy, community utility, practical homeowner, commercial infrastructure]
Required details: [panel rows, roof attachments, conduit, inverter if visible, tool bag, inspection tablet, permit packet with unreadable text]
Lighting and weather: [clear morning, golden hour, overcast workday, bright commercial site, winter sun]
Composition formats: [16:9 hero, 4:5 social, vertical story, close-up detail, drone-like overview, website banner]
Text and branding limits: [blank logo area, no real utility logos, no readable private address, no fake permit text]
Image model: [Midjourney, DALL-E, Stable Diffusion, Firefly]

Create:
1. Main photorealistic rooftop installation prompt.
2. Completed-array hero prompt for a contractor website.
3. Safety-focused crew prompt for recruiting or trust-building.
4. Close-up detail prompt for racking, conduit, wiring, or inspection notes.
5. Commercial roof or school/municipal variation.
6. Negative prompt covering unsafe roof behavior, fake logos, impossible wiring, distorted panels, unreadable paperwork, and sci-fi effects.
7. Lens, lighting, crop, and copy-space notes.
8. Post-generation review checklist for safety credibility, roof realism, panel geometry, privacy, and marketing usefulness.

Keep the visuals technically believable. Do not show unsafe roof access, invented certifications, readable addresses, or utility branding unless supplied.