When photographing bathrooms, it's a great idea to take angle shots into the mirror.

The first picture is accurate, shows there are 2 sinks, a bathtub and a shower. But the second picture gives a feeling of depth. Angle yourself so that you can see there are jets in the tub, and can see there are 2 windows (in the mirror), both bath and shower.

Make sure you've got a good wide-angle lens camera so you can create a story with your pictures. If it's not a wide lens, you're going to end up with 2-wall photos. When you're ready for a new digital camera, check into the Kodak Easy Share P880. It's a true point-and-shoot camera (super easy to use). They're under $300 through Costco after the instant mail-in rebate.

It's more than just taking photos for the flyer. Photos hold listings in the palm of their hands (if they have hands!) because a poor photo can destroy any attempt at staging.. and sour first impressions.

Craig Schiller inspired this blog. He's my hero and the AR Staging God. And, he really *GETS IT* when it comes to straight walls.