Photography
A professional photographer shoots your home in natural light, with attention to architectural detail and finishes. We plan the shot list together and schedule the shoot for the time of day that suits the home’s exposure and views.
Video and aerial
Video shows how the rooms connect and how the home lives. Aerial footage, where flight rules permit, shows the lot, the water, and the setting.
3D tours and floor plans
A 3D tour lets buyers walk through the home before they book a showing. A floor plan answers questions about layout and size that photos cannot.
Staging
Staging is planned before the shoot. Options range from editing your own furniture, to partial staging with rented pieces, to full staging for a vacant home. If any image uses virtual staging, it is labeled as virtually staged, and an unstaged version is available.
You see it first
You review the photos, video, and written presentation before your home goes on the market.
Frequently asked questions
Who pays for listing photography?
Professional photography, video, and the 3D tour are part of my listing service. They are not an added charge to you.
Is virtual staging allowed in listing photos?
Yes, when it is labeled. Virtual staging must not hide defects or change permanent features of the home, and I label every virtually staged image.
When are the listing photos taken?
After preparation and staging are done, usually during the Coming Soon window. That way, the first photos buyers see show the home finished.