A listing gets about three seconds of attention, and almost all of that goes to the first photograph. Interior photography is mostly about two things: keeping the verticals straight and getting the windows and the room lit at the same time, because a camera cannot see the range a human eye can.
We shoot with the verticals corrected, the rooms lit so the windows still show what is outside rather than blowing out to white, and wide enough to read the space without bending the walls out to make a bedroom look like a ballroom. Exteriors get shot at a time of day that suits which way the building faces, which is why we ask about orientation before booking rather than turning up at noon and hoping.
This works the same way for a venue that needs its own marketing photographs, a short term rental listing, or an office that wants its space on its website. Same approach, different use.
What is included
- Interior coverage of the rooms that sell the property, with verticals corrected
- Window pulls so the view outside is visible rather than a white rectangle
- Exterior frames shot at the time of day that suits the way the building faces
- Files delivered sized for listing portals and for print brochures
How it works
- Tell us the property Size, orientation and what has to be in the set.
- Time the visit Which way the building faces decides when we shoot the outside.
- Shoot it Rooms, details and exteriors in one visit.
- Deliver Listing sized and print sized files, usually within a couple of days.
