The Flexibility of Twilight Shooting … at any time of the day! Starting at $50 (1-2 finished twiling images), we can convert daytime photos into twilight photos, and it solves a lot of issues that normally come with our standard twilight service: – the hassle of scheduling late shoots with your client; – having to […]
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[button style=”info” color=”silver”]ATTENTION:[/button] As of February, 2014 we no longer design property brochures “in-house”. We work with a local print shop, MyPrintXpress, that will put everything together for you. This checklist will still come in handy; however please make arrangements for property brochures directly through their site. [divider_flat] [button size=”large” link=”http://www.myprintxpress.com/” window=”true”]Order Brochures[/button] [hr] When
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Thinking about adding a little something different for your property Photography? You might want to consider taking some shots at twilight or afterward. The reason is that it adds something more to the shoot, giving the prospective buyer a feel for the mood of the property. And if you think about it, it’s much easier
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This post is dedicated specifically to the Real Estate Photographers out there. Yes, agents that read this will have a better perspective of what to expect; however any photographer will be one step ahead of the game if they follow a couple key suggestions here. Planning is one the most important things you can do
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Based on experience, feedback, and current research, we know of 2 things that will definitely help you “up your game” when it comes to planning, scheduling, and using Real Estate Photography on your listings. [unordered_list style=”tick”] Knowing what to photograph based on your property & buyer behavior on listing sites Knowing how to plan and
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This post addresses concerns we have personally had in the last couple of months since introducing Square Footages into our Property Floor Plan service. Any feedback would be greatly appreciated, as I’m sure we’re not the only ones to have these concerns. Square Footage, apart from giving a prospective buyer a general idea of the
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The holiday season is here, and people are getting their homes set up for the holidays. It’s a regular practice by most to decorate both the interior and the exterior of the home. That we can all agree on. But what do you do if you’re trying to sell your home at the same time?
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One of the biggest challenges that a real estate photographer will face is the realization that their creativity and productivity can often be derailed do to specific rules and guidelines. MLS guidelines, specifically, are numerous,
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We’ve recently been working with agents who are using professional photography for the first time, and they have voiced several questions relating to doing research on a photographer and what to already have prepared for the shoot. For those agents who have used professional photography in the past, this is not a surprise because several
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