The living room photo is probably the most important photo in a real estate listing. Living area photo Photo of the Main Living Area I don't claim that any of them are perfect–after all this was the very first time I shot real estate–but hopefully it will provide you with helpful pointers if you are asked to do real estate photos at some point. The following are some of the photos I took in the shoot and a step-by-step guide of how I made the photos. Check out the Real Estate Photographer Starter Pack here. In the bundle, you also get a legal contract to use between you and the real estate agent, and 10 Lightroom presets for real estate photography to make your photos look polished and professional right from the get-go. If you need to figure out your own real estate photography pricing, I actually sell a real estate photography pricing template for just $15 in my Real Estate Photographer's Starter Pack. This home has many large windows, so I wanted to show off the lighting in the home. (2) I wanted to capture photos that were unique from what most real estate photos look like so as to grab attention of potential buyers, and (3) I wanted the home to look bright and clean. It is a large 5 bedroom home, but the layout is not open. I set out to accomplish three things in this shoot: (1) I wanted the home to look large. Also, the home we eventually bought wasn't even on our short list of homes we saw online because the photos made it look very small. When I purchased a home a year ago, I wasted a tremendous amount of time looking at homes that I would have known weren't a fit for me if the photos had done a better job of showing the layout of the home. I am firmly convinced that real estate agents intentionally make houses look terrible in MLS listings. My parents are selling their home, and I couldn't bear to let the real estate agent take the photos of the home I grew up in. Anyone who has read Improve Photography for a while knows that I'm not a real estate photographer, but this week I had the chance to do a real estate photography shoot and I learned a lot of tips and tricks that I hope to share.

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