Real estate photography seems pretty easy, anyone can do it right? Absolutely! Unfortunately you can see it in the photos. I’ve spent years figuring out what people like to see in property photos. There’s a lot to take into account when shooting homes and properties… Color balance, image quality, focus, angles, drone clearance… I could go further and add glares, reflections of yourself, cats and dogs, garbage cans, floor mats. I also use a camera/lens combo I chose specifically for real estate only. I take 7 shots for every image and those 7 images are hand blended together to balance out the interior with the exterior.
Real estate photos are published on the MLS and all over social media with thousands of potential viewers. Capturing HDR photos from room to room might do the trick for smaller homes. But for larger homes with elegant details, embellishments, landscaping. You may want to really highlight those features and really give the potential buyer the most accurate representation of what it would feel like, standing in that home or on the property.
Real estate photography tells a lot of the story for you. What do the surface textures feel like, how does the light feel in the home. What are you going to see off in the distance when you ponder out your windows? These are all things I take into consideration when photographing a home for an agent. We are just trying to tell a slice of a story, so that an attracted buyer can make it their story. I am here to help you tell your story the best way we can.
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I am FAA Part 107 certified to operate UAS (drones)
