Construction worker measuring studs in a dusty attic filled with insulation and wooden beams

A construction worker kneels inside a cramped attic space, carefully measuring the distance between wooden studs with a metal tape measure. The attic is framed with exposed wooden beams and rafters, showing the angled structure of the roof. Loose-fill cellulose insulation (fluffy grayish material) spills out between the studs and covers parts of the floor. The roof's interior is lined with wooden roof tiles or sheathing, following the upward slope of the structure. Dim light filters through small gaps, creating a dusty atmosphere. The worker wears a high-visibility yellow vest, a tool belt, and a hard hat. The scene is realistic, with attention to construction details like nails, sawdust, and insulation particles in the air. Key Details to Include: Worker: Male or gender-neutral, focused expression, kneeling on plywood or joists. Attic Environment: Tight space, wooden framework, exposed nails, cobwebs in corners. Insulation: Cellulose (not fiberglass—fluffy, gray-brown, unevenly distributed). Roof Structure: Angled rafters, wooden sheathing or tiles, visible nail heads. Lighting: Dusty shafts of light from a vent or unseen light source. Tools: Tape measure extended, pencil behind ear, tool belt with hammer, utility knife. Style: Photorealistic, high-detail, 8K resolution, muted natural tones with pops of hi-vis yellow. See more