blog posts related to real estate photography
Here’s our January 10th “Pick of the Week” for the worst Real Estate Photo. Okay, who’s up for a good game of “Find the House”? The photo below shows a nice shot of the front yard. Sure it would be better if you could see some more of the house than part of a closed […]
Where is the house? Read More »
Here’s our January 3rd “Pick of the Week” for the worst Real Estate Photo. Boy, I really wish that I had an all-purpose room like this one. I could fold clothes, wash dishes, and do paperwork in one area. Put in a toilet, and I would be self sufficient for days. Our selection this week
Ah, the kitchen office laundry room combo Read More »
Here’s our “Pick of the Week” for the worst Real Estate Photo. This week’s photo features one of the most grungy kitchens we’ve seen in a long time. The photography was using a flash because that’s – ironically – the only thing you can really see. It’s very dark, and what you can see is
Who wants a grungy dark kitchen? Read More »
Here’s our “Pick of the Week” for the worst Real Estate Photo. This week’s photo features an agent taking a photo of a workout room. It’s not clear whether he thought it through completely – maybe he just didn’t care – but they managed to capture himself in the picture due to a full-wall mirror
Watch out for mirrors! Read More »
Every week, we’re highlighting our “Pick of the Week” for the worst Real Estate Photo. While we won’t be listing the agent’s name or agency they work for, we will be showing you what NOT to do. This week’s pick decided that it was best to advertise a home by placing primary emphasis on a
Don’t use cats in your Real Estate Photography Read More »
Despite a significant difference in quality between point-and-shoot cameras and DSLRs, over 80% of real estate agents pass on professional photography. Incredibly, some agents even opt to use a camera phone to post their listing. I believe RedFin.com said it best, “if you are not using professional photography to market your home, you are not
Fact: professional real estate photography earns up to $116k more Read More »
If you’ve purchased or sold a home in the past few years then I don’t need to tell you that professional images can make or break a listing. Sure, you could always use the free MLS images, but photography is about story telling — is that the way you want the tell the story of
Real Estate Photography: Keys to Success Read More »
