Showing only polished final results undersells the actual transformation and skill involved.
An overgrown, poorly-drained, or awkwardly-shaped garden shown honestly before work began demonstrates real capability more than only showing the final result.
Shooting from the same position makes the transformation immediately legible, rather than requiring the visitor to mentally reconstruct the space.
Small planting refreshes and full garden rebuilds both deserve representation, so a visitor with either need sees relevant proof.
A garden photographed in full bloom looks different from the same space in winter — showing both manages expectations honestly.
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