Sample Homes
Pricing
- $175* - I shoot the inside and outside of the home with my wide lens, using natural looking flash when needed. I will also fly my drone and get aerial shots of the home and land (if I am legally allowed to fly at that location.)
- I also offer 360 tours via Matterport for an additional $50.
Because I have to pay monthly for every tour that is hosted through Matterport, the tours I shoot are only online for one month. If you need to be able to view the tour longer, it is $15 a month to keep it online.
*Homes that require more than one hour will have an additional cost. These homes are typically over 5000sqft, have several acres I have to walk, or require substantial extra “staging” or cleaning.
95% of the homes I shoot are shot in under an hour.
I would love to hear from you.
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With Cellphone cameras becoming better and better, why do you need a professional to take photos?
First, simply knowing where to stand and hold the camera is a huge part of photographing a house. You also need to know what lights to turn on and what ones to leave off. Good real estate photos aren’t just about the camera but having a camera that works amazing in low light helps rooms to seem brighter and more inviting. A wide lens helps to show off the entire room and make it appear large. Editing the images is arguably more important than shooting them! In editing, you can adjust brightness and any weird color cast on the walls / ceilings. You can straighten and adjust the images individually. Last, even if you can nail every photo, many realtors can make more money spending time finding clients or marketing! Let me shoot the house while you measure and sign papers and I’ll get you the photos the same day ready for the MLS!
Wide Shots
Wide shots are the most common shots in real estate. With my super wide and distortion free lens, I can show entire rooms in one frame. These shots make rooms look large and open. Wide shots are ideal for quickly getting a good feel of a house.
Detail Shots
I love detail shots! When shooting details, I use a lens that is more zoomed in, this means I am able to be more selective with what I show. Detail shots usually look prettier and more “artsy” than the wide shots. Detail shots are perfect for sharing on social media! If you would like detail photos, let me know and I will be happy to add them on to the shoot!