Picture a challenge

Front of the house of course, then backyard, kitchen and last master bathroom if I could only have a couple of shots that would be it.

The kitchen for the ladies and the garage and outbuilding for the guys!

I too have had that kind of day ... in fact it was Tuesday ... so I just checked out and went to the movies for the afternoon... it was ok as I typically work 12 hours day 6 days a week,,, I think I just need to step out of my own way

As Realtors we don't have the same amount of time in our days as the rest of the population, when it rains it pours, wow, time for a mulligan, maybe there was something to learn today

hope that house sells quick, MEOP!

The front of the house, then backyard and of course the kitchen, got to hae the kitchen!!!!

You are a Jedi REALTOR...(pinning award to her jacket)  As for image...it is not the typical home from the front like every one else uses.  Escape the herd...run with the lead photo of the fireplace with beveled mirror and a blaze underway.  The staircase, the view of the landscaped backyard thru the picture window and make it obvious is was taken in the home so the viewer is in the room of the home you are trying to sell.  The copy is just as important as the image...short, the right adjectives...not "nice home, nice area, blah blah blah.  And you have five senses...no you have six you are a real estate profession with a Jedi designation now.  You want narrated video..no stills going in and out and a rehash of what you already showed them.  You want to hear the brook out back, the crickets, the birds singing...the fireplace crackling.  The bbq sizzling if you hit the place during meal time...show the buyer what he is going to enjoy in the house, put him in the room zeroing in on the features.  Head back for more images and during the listing, with season change or when leaves are off tree, take new images.  Ones at different times of the day..the sun before dusk is a magic time for outside images.  Keep investing in new cameras, wider angles, invest in photo shop, crop, lighten, enhance even good photos so yours are better, sharper, more creative because you are passionate about the presentation of this home.  Good luck...a video camera has still imagery option too so take both to the listing.  Take it when you show the property for that one room that was not presentable or in the mix when you took the first set.  You do not take just one set of images....and you rotate them...it is easy..it is ehancement, making it look new, presenting it from another angle.  (stepping off soap box)  Geesh I hate the snow bank photos in the dead of summer, the ones of the front of the home and the mirror is in the frame..too lazy to get out and much of the image is street...showcasing the place is right on the street.

Please skip the picture of the toilet. Every house has a toilet so it's not necessary to show a picture of it unless it is gold plated or a Fish 'n' Flush aquarium toilet.

Don't worry we got some great pictures but it does rain and it does get cloudy. It happens from time to time.