photo by buzbuzzer via iStock If you’re a Realtor or a professional real estate photographer, the approach you use to photograph commercial properties is not dissimilar from the approach used for residential properties. In fact, there are just a few minor differences between the two. As...

photo by bogdankosanovic  via iStock Preparing top-notch real estate photos doesn’t end when you press the shutter button. Instead, there is work to be done in post-processing to create images that have maximum appeal. Processing images can be a little daunting if you don’t have much...

  photo by via asbeiStock As we explored in a previous tutorial, when preparing a home to be photographed, it’s important that the home is gone through with a fine-tooth comb. Every feature, every detail needs to be perfect in order to help the home put its best foot forward. That same...

 photo by zstockphotos via iStock Though many people think of the interior of a home when they think of home staging, it’s equally as important to make the exterior of the home look its best. After all, the first thing potential buyers see when they search for a home online is...

 photo by hikesterson via iStock It’s human nature to make snap decisions in new situations. And though we’re told not to “judge a book by its cover,” when it comes to real estate, this happens all the time. First impressions matter and they matter a lot. If a home looks...

photo by asbe via iStock While kitchens and bathrooms are what most people are drawn to when they’re looking for a new home, you can’t discount the importance of appealing bedroom spaces. Whether it’s the master retreat where parents can get away from the hubbub of their kids, a...

 photo by tucarion via iStock Bathroom Photos One of the most challenging rooms in a home to photograph is the bathroom. This is thanks to small room sizes and the presence of mirrors that can capture your reflection in the shot.  On top of that, there are often other reflective...

photo by hikesterson via iStock  Though it’s said that kitchens and bathrooms sell homes, the living spaces - the living room, family room, great room, dining room, and so forth - can’t be overlooked. These areas of the home see a lot of activity, and potential buyers need to be...