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What makes a quality RE photo?
I suggest dividing the features into two groups, which for the lack of better names at the moment I'll call form & function.
Form - the overall LOOK of the photo, it's visual appeal. To a certain extent this is going to be a personal thing. I'll concentrate on interior photos. Let's face it, It's difficult to take a bad exterior real estate photo on the sunshine coast. We get a high average number of sunny days each year with startling blue skies. As long as important features are not in deep shade then - click- you're pretty much done. Interiors are potentially problematic to capture as the eye sees them, especially if the scene takes in some of that perfect day outside which is so much brighter than the interior. While our eyes flick from living room to the picture window view our brain deftly makes rapid adjustments so that we see both scenes clearly. But a camera can't do that. At best it will average the brightnesses of the view/room so that neither is ideally rendered, or it will favour one over the other so that either parts of the room look good (although other areas may be too ... more

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