by Mark | May 3, 2019 | Photography, property photography
Property photography is quite technical. Firstly, the photographer needs to choose the best angle to take the picture from. For interiors, this is often from one corner of the room, in order to get as much into the picture as possible. Often, the best angle is from...
by Mark | Apr 24, 2019 | AirBnB, holiday apartment, holiday cottage, holiday home, Holiday Property, holiday rental, Photography, property photography, Property Rental
If you are lucky enough to own a property that you can rent out for holidays, you’ll know that it’s important to people that a place that they are going to invest in for their hard-earned break must be as nice as possible – and fit their criteria. So...
by Mark | Apr 11, 2019 | Holiday Property, Photography, property photography, Property Rental
We’ve prepared a long list of things you can do prior to having your property photographed. You can see it here. But if you are short of time, here are our 5 top tips for property photography preparation: 1: Declutter, declutter declutter Move as much stuff as...
by Mark | Mar 30, 2019 | Photography, private sales, property photography, twilight photography
If you really want to make your property stand out from the rest, why not try having some dusk (or twilight) photography shots done? It won’t work for all properties, but for some it can make all the difference. The warm light from the windows gives the house a...
by Mark | Mar 11, 2019 | AirBnB, Holiday Property, Photography, property photography
It’s obvious really. But people still think it’s okay to use photos taken on a phone. Professional photographs are better. Why? You only have to look through the listings on estate agent sites, or Airbnb or any quality holiday cottage company website to...
by Mark | Feb 12, 2019 | Photography, property photography
The site is ready. We’re ready. So we finally decided to tell people that we are here and ready to go. We made a list (and checked it twice) then we contacted a number of organisations that we’d like to work with. Then we followed up with emails and...
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