HOME SELLING IMAGES
by Denisa Burnham
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Why it matters...Strong real estate photographs should demonstrate the dimensions of rooms in an ideal way. Begin by decluttering shelves, mantels, and other surface areas to create the ideal living condition and help visually open up the space. -
Why it matters...If you are listing in a price bracket with little professional photography being used, take advantage and stick out from the competition by embracing professional photography. -
Why it matters...Splendid photographs can help you to attract buyers with ease and sell your property quickly. -
Why it matters...If you are listing a home in a higher price bracket, you need to use professional photos to match the rest of your competition. -
Why it matters...High quality images can help generate leads, market your brand, and deliver a memorable client experience.
Denisa Burnham
Real Estate Photographer
REALTOR
All the way back to 1978 I have been taking photos and learning about real estate. I am a second generation real estate agent and love photography so it makes perfect sense that I am a real estate photographer.
Back in the good ol days agents toured homes in person. Today buyers and sellers can access information on a property from anywhere and while curb appeal is your seller's responsibility, web appeal is yours. Real estate photos are viewers first impression. Buyers spend 60% of their time looking at listing photos, and only 20% each on the listing description and agent description. (The Wall Street Journal) Homes with professional photos get 61% more views (REDFIN) I have had clients who bought homes strictly on the photos and the property sight unseen.
I always strive to make each home I photograph look it's best and put in the extra work to make it happen.
Back in the good ol days agents toured homes in person. Today buyers and sellers can access information on a property from anywhere and while curb appeal is your seller's responsibility, web appeal is yours. Real estate photos are viewers first impression. Buyers spend 60% of their time looking at listing photos, and only 20% each on the listing description and agent description. (The Wall Street Journal) Homes with professional photos get 61% more views (REDFIN) I have had clients who bought homes strictly on the photos and the property sight unseen.
I always strive to make each home I photograph look it's best and put in the extra work to make it happen.