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March 15, 2018
Using Professional Photography To Sell Your Home
May 23, 2018Preparing your home or property to be photographed expedites the process of the photographer’s job, as well as the turn-around time for the final images. These simple tips will make your home look its best and will insure that all of the photos can be acquired on the same appointment without additional visitations.
Here are some simple tips that will help make your home more attractive to potential buyers
INTERIOR
Remove clutter and personal Items from open view.
This includes trash cans, magazines, charging cords, paperwork, fridge decorations, personal framed photos, pet bowls and cages, children’s toys, toiletry items, shampoo bottles, make-up, and laundry bins, etc. Clearing off counter tops and adding minimal decorations to accent your interior is suggested.
EXTERIOR
Landscaping and curb appeal.
It is important to remove vehicles, trailers, boats garbage/recycling bins and storage units from the front view of the property. In addition, we suggest sweeping debris off of the driveway and for all landscaping projects to be completed in accordance to our scheduled appointment. The backyard and outdoor living spaces are equally important. Be sure to remove the leaves, debris, pool toys and hoses. Opening any outdoor umbrellas on patios make the space more inviting.
FANS AND LIGHTS
Light up your space.
Turning on all of the lights in the home before the photographers arrival speeds up the process of our work and makes for great photos! Our job to depict the atmosphere that the architects and home owners have created the best we can by balancing natural and artificial light. Don't forget to switch on any accent lighting such as under-cabinet lights, table lamps and any other accessory lighting. It is essential that all fans be turned off during your photo shoot. Active ceiling fans create a blurred motion in the images and cast unwanted shadows on the ceilings and walls.
Light up your space.
Turning on all of the lights in the home before the photographers arrival speeds up the process of our work and makes for great photos! Our job to depict the atmosphere that the architects and home owners have created the best we can by balancing natural and artificial light. Don't forget to switch on any accent lighting such as under-cabinet lights, table lamps and any other accessory lighting. It is essential that all fans be turned off during your photo shoot. Active ceiling fans create a blurred motion in the images and cast unwanted shadows on the ceilings and walls.
