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First impressions matter

For most buyers, the first showing doesn't happen in person. It happens online.

Professional real estate photography is one of the most important parts of marketing your home because it creates that critical first impression. Beautiful photography helps buyers stop scrolling, spend more time viewing your property, and encourages them to schedule a showing.

Every home is unique, and so is every photography session. Depending on your home's layout, architecture, views, features, and target buyer, certain areas may deserve additional attention while others may be intentionally simplified to keep the focus on your home's greatest strengths. Before photography, we'll work together with the professional photographer to determine the best approach for showcasing your property.

The suggestions below represent common recommendations that help many homes photograph at their very best. Not every recommendation will apply to every property.

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General Preparation

A clean, bright, and organized home almost always photographs best.

Suggested preparation may include:

  • Vacuum carpets
  • Mop hard surface flooring
  • Clean countertops
  • Clean windows and mirrors
  • Dust ceiling fan blades
  • Turn on all lights and replace burned-out bulbs
  • Turn off ceiling fans, televisions, and computer monitors
  • Open blinds and window treatments to maximize natural light
  • Remove personal photographs if desired
  • Remove small rugs and floor mats
  • Store shoes, jackets, hats, and everyday clutter
  • Remove seasonal or holiday decorations
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Exterior, Backyard, Pool & Waterfront

The exterior of your home creates the very first impression.

Suggested preparation may include:

  • Close garage doors
  • Remove vehicles from the driveway
  • Store trash and recycling containers
  • Mow the lawn, trim landscaping, and remove leaves
  • Remove empty planters
  • Remove cobwebs from entryways
  • Store garden hoses neatly
  • Remove toys and sports equipment
  • Straighten outdoor furniture
  • Clean the pool and remove cleaning equipment
  • Store pool supplies
  • Turn on fountains or water features when appropriate
  • If applicable, clean docked boats and neatly organize fishing equipment
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Kitchen

The kitchen is often one of the most important rooms for buyers.

Suggested preparation may include:

  • Clear countertops as much as possible
  • Remove refrigerator magnets, notes, and photos
  • Store garbage and recycling containers
  • Remove dishes from the sink
  • Polish stainless steel appliances
  • Remove paper towels and countertop clutter
  • Clear kitchen islands except for simple decorative accents
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Dining Room

Simple, clean spaces allow buyers to focus on the room itself.

Suggested preparation may include:

  • Remove paperwork and everyday items
  • Set the table with tasteful place settings if appropriate
  • Add a simple centerpiece
  • Straighten and evenly space dining chairs
  • Remove high chairs and booster seats
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Living Areas

Buyers should be able to imagine themselves living in the home.

Suggested preparation may include:

  • Remove magazines, mail, and unnecessary décor
  • Organize fireplace mantels
  • Arrange furniture neatly
  • Fluff pillows
  • Store toys
  • Hide remote controls and visible cords
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Bedrooms

Bedrooms should feel clean, comfortable, and inviting.

Suggested preparation may include:

  • Make beds neatly
  • Smooth bedding
  • Clear nightstands
  • Remove charging cables
  • Minimize dresser items
  • Remove personal photographs if desired
  • Store items under beds that may be visible in photographs
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Bathrooms

Bathrooms should feel bright, fresh, and well maintained.

Suggested preparation may include:

  • Clear countertops
  • Store toiletries, medications, and personal care items
  • Close toilet lids
  • Open shower curtains unless otherwise recommended
  • Remove shampoo bottles and bath accessories
  • Remove dirty towels and laundry baskets
  • Remove floor mats when appropriate
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Pets

Pets are part of the family, but minimizing pet-related items during photography often helps buyers focus on the home.

Suggested preparation may include:

  • Store food and water bowls
  • Remove pet beds, crates, and toys
  • Remove pet hair from furniture
  • Clean pet areas in the yard

Every Home Is Different

No two homes are alike, and neither are their photography plans.

Every property offers unique features, architectural details, and lifestyle elements that deserve to be highlighted. Together with the professional photographer, we'll determine the best way to showcase your home's strengths while creating beautiful images that make a lasting first impression on today's buyers.

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