photo by ucpage via iStock  I’ve made my fair share of real estate photography mistakes in my career. We all have.   While some of these mistakes are mistakes we all need to make in order to learn, there are a good number of real estate photography mistakes I see rookies...

Photo by Digital Marketing Agency NTWRK on Unsplash Starting a business is hard work, that’s for sure. And when it comes to starting a real estate photography business, there are some added hurdles to overcome… You have to have the technical knowledge to take great photos,...

 photo by Eder Maioli via iStock  Real estate photography is an interesting animal because on the one hand, you will generally be capturing similar types of shots from one property to the next. There’s the typical shot of the front of the property, images that highlight living...

 Photo by Evan Dvorkin on Unsplash Real estate photography means real estate marketing. Your job isn’t just to take a few nice photos of the property and leave it at that. Instead, to get the most exposure for the properties you photograph, you need to create a diverse...

Photo by Evelyn Paris on Unsplash The list of what not to do in real estate photos is long. Real estate photography is more methodical than almost every other photography niche, and it shows when someone is new to the sport. As a follow up to last week’s article on real estate...

Photo by Joshua Ness on Unsplash Like any other kind of photography, there are many mistakes that can trip you up in your endeavor to capture high-quality real estate photos.  From color temperatures that shift from one room to the next to forgetting to give your clients a...

Photo by Stephen Leonardi on Unsplash  Real estate photography for beginners can be a complicated undertaking. But if you’ve been following our series on real estate photography, there are many simple, concrete steps you can take to improve the quality of your photos. This...

Photo by Joshua Case on Unsplash Real estate photography is a profession that is becoming increasingly popular, and that means more competition for jobs. That being the case, you’ll need to work harder than ever to differentiate yourself from the crowd and draw customers to...