Real estate photography is a relatively simple way to make money off your photography. That said, there are some very common compositional mistakes that I see lots of photographers making on a regular basis. Fixing these four things can greatly improve how your real estate photos show off a property!Before diving into the tips, some background information is in order. My time overseeing the photography department for a large vacation rental company and subsequently freelance editing for that company has given me the unique opportunity to see an excessive number of real estate photographs. While I was working in-house, we edited over 30,000 images per month, and while I obviously didn't see all 30,000 photographs, I did see my fair share of those. The problems listed below are the issues that I see most frequently and also ones that can have the biggest negative impact on the images. One thing worth noting upfront is that real estate photography is a bit different than architectural photography, both in terms of its purpose and style. Architectural photography is to highlight architecture and design. Architects, interior designers, builders, and more look for architectural photographs to document their projects for use in portfolios or publications. They are most frequently used for very high-end properties. Because they are for portfolios and publications, the photographs are expected to be around for longer and thus are expected to be a bit more polished. They can be a little bit more creative than real estate photography for this reason as well.Real estate photographs (and by extension vacation rental photographs), on the other hand, exist to serve one main purpose: to give potential buyers or renters a solid understanding of the home so that they are enticed to buy or rent. A key part of that is being able to see the layout and flow of the property. It is less about creativity and more about documentation. That is why how you compose your real estate photographs is so essential. If listing photographs are done well, it should almost feel like you are walking through the property when scrolling through images. Your images should also highlight the features and finishes of properties, which are at times dependent on how you compose your shot as well.Tripod Height
May 17, 2021 at 02:01AM
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