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Sign into your accountExterior Home Photography: What NOT To Do
February 26 2013
It's a fact: our loyal readers – that's you! – love photography posts. Real estate headshots, bad listing photos, pole aerial photography, photographic tools... these are the subjects of some of our most popular posts.
Today we're going to take a look at exterior home photography. While we're not exactly trained photographers, we can certainly spot listing photos that just don't work. And with so many home buyers judging listings by their photos, you know that a bad exterior shot just might prevent prospects from clicking through, no matter how nice the property really is.
Now without further ado – whether you choose to hire a professional or do it yourself – the six things to avoid in exterior home photography.
1. Trash
In the case of exterior home photography, curb appeal translates directly to web appeal, so do your sellers a favor and suggest they at least take five minutes to roll the trash cans in off the street. No buyer wants to spend money on a trashy house.