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Real Estate Photography Trick #2: Use angles – try to take a photo of the full seating area, not just the back of chairs. It adds dimension, openness and a feeling of spaciousness. |
Real Estate Photography Trick #3: Get plenty of floor and ceiling in the shot – it makes the room feel more spacious. Work with the direction of the flooring (in this case hardwood planks) to draw the eye upward. |
The reality is that potential buyers will probably view your listing online first. So draw them in. Quality real estate photography combined with a professionally staged home will maximize the online curb appeal. When buyers feel positive about their first impression of your home, they’ll want to get inside for a viewing. That gets you one step closer to “sold”. Learn more. Follow Set Your Stage on Twitter to see what other home staging tips we have to share! |