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...

photo by hikesterson via iStock It’s no secret that kitchens and bathrooms sell homes... In your role as a real estate photographer, it’s your job to highlight those spaces to make the sale of your client’s home more likely. Of course, capturing the highest-quality pictures in the...

photo by hikesterson via iStock Photographing the interior spaces of a property can be a challenge for a variety of reasons. In some cases, you might find very difficult lighting conditions in which the room itself is rather dark but the windows are very bright. In other cases, space might be...

photo by chuckcollier via iStock As the saying goes, you only have one chance to make a good first impression. In real estate, that first impression is often the photos that potential buyers see when they search property listings online. Given the importance of exterior photos, it’s...

Photo by jodiejohnson via iStock  One of the most critical components of taking high-quality real estate photos is understanding basic camera settings. That is, rather than taking photos in full auto mode, it's suggested that you exert control over what the camera does in terms of...

Though it might be appealing to set your camera to full auto mode to photograph a property's exterior, you should be wary of going that route. Why? In short, full auto mode puts all the responsibility for exposure decisions on the camera, and that often leads to exposure mistakes. This is...