This is an selection of some of my favorite shots from a couple of houses (in the same neighborhood) that I photographed recently. And last week I photographed my first $1,000,000+ (!!) listing and I’m looking forward to sharing some of my favorite images from that shoot. It is a beautiful home and was a lot of fun to photograph.
Here are a few of my favorite shots from a home that I photographed in Sharpsburg, GA. The front exterior shot was a little bit difficult since I was shooting right into the sun for the straight-on shot. I found an angle that worked and even got a little bit of nice lens flare out of it.
I photographed a home in Kennesaw for a homeowner who was planning to sell the home himself. I love photographing clean, uncluttered spaces like these ones. There was just enough furniture to provide a sense of scale but no excess, distracting staging material. These are a few of my favorite shots.
These photos are from a home that I photographed in Stockbridge. The home owners were still living in the house while it was on the market so I’ve made sure not to include any images with family photos or diplomas or anything that would identify who they are.
Getting my site switched over to a new WordPress theme has taken a bit longer than I thought it would – and there are still a few formatting changes that I want to make. But for the most part everything is up and running as it should be, so it’s time for a few new photographs.
I wanted to post just a few more new photos before 2014 comes to a close. I photographed this property in Athens, GA the week before Thanksgiving. The photos have been edited and ready to post for a while – I’m just a little late in posting them! 2015 will bring more new real estate photography and hopefully some new architectural photography. And there will might even be macro photography.
Here are a few more new photos from an apartment complex that I photographed in August. I’m a little late in getting these posted, but it really feels like I just photographed this property a couple of weeks ago!
I have come to realize that I am not very good at keeping up with this blog. I always feel like I have to write something meaningful and important when all I really want to do is share some new photos. So I’m going to share and I’m not going to try to write anything deep or insightful, unless deep and insightful happens to be the mood that I’m in at the time. Maybe if I take that pressure off of myself I’ll be able to keep up with posting more frequently!
I’ve been keeping busy with my first commercial real estate shoot, my first house shoot for an MLS listing and another apartment complex. I’ve been shooting 3-5 bracketed shots and processing all of my images as 32-bits TIFFs.
It’s been a little while since I posted anything. Graduation season has kept me busy but is mostly over now. I get to put the black pant suit away for little while! This May I drove almost 710 miles, spent 14 hours in the car, photographed 11 graduation ceremonies and almost 4,900 new graduates!
I’m looking forward to getting back to the slower pace of real estate photography over the next few weeks. I have an apartment complex to photograph this week and several commercial properties to shoot at the end of May and beginning of June. Mixed in there will be a lot of Lightroom organization time and and some studying for the Adobe Certified Expert Exam. I can’t wait!
(the photo above was taken at a nature preserve in Morrow, GA in early May)
I drove down to Macon, GA early last week to photograph a property. When I was done I headed into downtown Macon and documented some points of interest around the city. I’ve passed through Macon many, many times over the years, but only on I-75 – I hadn’t ever seen the old downtown area. Like most cities that you pass by on the highway time and time again but never visit, it has more to offer than you might expect…
(I replaced the plain, blue sky in the image above with one that has some clouds)
**Update #3: All up to date! As of January 2020 this (above) is how I’ve been processing my images for quite a while now. Unless I’m trying to do something creative I usually try to make my HDR images look as realistic as possible. The original image is now posted at the very bottom. You can see how far I’ve come!
