Research by the National Association of Realtors has already shown us that the overwhelming majority of home buyers start their search for a home online. And while you might be onboard to have professional photography as a means of making a great first impression online, do you know what specific kinds of photos draw the …
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Here’s our March 24th “Pick of the Week” for the worst Real Estate Photo. Yep, it seems like a recurring theme: People who are willing to submit photos of a property that have themselves captured in the mirrors. Aside from the tackiness, it distracts buyers from what you have deemed as a “sellable feature” of …
Last month we drove out to Fullerton, CA to shoot a property for Re/Max Diamond agent Jeannie Lee. The million dollar home was built in 2002 as part of the Presidential Collection, located in a gated community near the Brea Mall. As usual, we shot interiors and exteriors of the property in about an hour, …
To start off 2013, Real Estate Web Solutions has partnered with MyPrintExpress to offer stunning property brochures at an incredible price. We understand that high-quality printed materials are critical marketing tools for your open houses. That’s why all of our brochures are printed on heavy card stock (14pt CS2), double-sided, full color with a super …
Here’s our January 31st “Pick of the Week” for the worst Real Estate Photo. This week’s photo features one of the most common mistakes in amateur photography – not knowing how to capture what you want. It was obvious that this person knew they had to add light, so they used a flash. You can …
Here’s our January 18th “Pick of the Week” for the worst Real Estate Photo. This week’s real estate photo features something reminiscent of the movie Poltergeist, where the majority of the kitchen is way too dark to really see anything, and the spirits are outside and coming through the door. Apart from the lack of …
It’s no secret, great photography helps sell a home. Whether you’re talking about the number of offers, selling price or your reputation as an agent, a great photo is worth its weight in gold. The two most popular trends among real estate photographers are flash and HDR. As its name suggests, flash photography requires strobes …
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Here’s our January 10th “Pick of the Week” for the worst Real Estate Photo. Okay, who’s up for a good game of “Find the House”? The photo below shows a nice shot of the front yard. Sure it would be better if you could see some more of the house than part of a closed …
Here’s our January 3rd “Pick of the Week” for the worst Real Estate Photo. Boy, I really wish that I had an all-purpose room like this one. I could fold clothes, wash dishes, and do paperwork in one area. Put in a toilet, and I would be self sufficient for days. Our selection this week …
Here’s our “Pick of the Week” for the worst Real Estate Photo. This week’s photo features one of the most grungy kitchens we’ve seen in a long time. The photography was using a flash because that’s – ironically – the only thing you can really see. It’s very dark, and what you can see is …
