Sorry no photo, however, if this carpet is going into a high traffic area, move to a nylon fiber instead of polyester. Or if you plan to live on the carpet more than 2 years, nylon will be more resilient & not crush or mat down. Here are a few comparable looks in nylon:

Dixie Top Knotch

Anderson Tuftex Fetch

Anderson Tuftex Sundance

Anderson Tuftex Via Lido

Masland Victoria Island

I second looking at nylon over polyester. One other caveat about tufted loop carpet is you can snag it and since it is one continuous loop you can unravel a spot. That might be one reason to consider a short sheared loop.

Koeber’s and palimpset, thank you for your help! I Don’t know anything about carpet, and this was the Berber option presentes to me by the flooring sales person. i didnt know there are different materials. It will go in a bedroom and a guestroo, so not necesarily high traffic. Am I doomed with this material? Thank you!

An important thing...is the carpet solution dyed? That means the strands are dyed first (before the carpet is made) making it "far more colorfast, and impervious to fading or bleeding colors, as well as far higher levels of stain resistance."

Dreamweaver Chelsea Berber is solution dyed.

If I may add, what is very important is the pad. Make sure the top of the pad resists moisture and that any seams necessary are duct taped before the carpet is laid. This will ensure than any liquid soil will not get into the pad.

Dreamweaver is a Shaw product and there is a pad that contains both a moisture barrier and a dust barrier (Ultra only). Ask for that one.

Polyester actually repels liquid so it can be a little more stain resistant than nylon. Polyester will start to show wear more quickly. But in a bedroom, particularly if you don't eat or drink in there, or wear shoes much in there, it should be ok.