Motorcycling has one drawback: For such a dynanic activity most pictures are static, lifeless. As nice, as nostalgic as they can be, they don’t capture the rider doing what they -love- doing.
If you or someone you know would like an image of their riding their machine, digital or put out to canvas, here’s a glimpse of what’s possible.
In honor of those who have served. In honor of those who will. In honor of those who have given the utmost. Your service to keeping our nation free and enduring is greatly appreciated.
Here are ideas for helping sell your home in Early Spring…a season all to itself. If you’re looking to sell your home and cannot wait for flower to bloom, trees buds to burst, and grass to turn green, here are some basics to tackle.
Gorgeous weather outside, me stuck inside, time for a dash of humor.
When shooting real estate photography there are almost always things that need to be addressed after-the-fact. Here’s my Top 10 list of them…
Many Real Estate Photography clients focus on quantity of pictures. Regardless the total number of pictures requested, there needs to be a rhyme or reason behind what shots are selected and why.
No matter your image count, you have a finite number of images to use fo maximum impact. 20 may be MLS-stuffing for a condo. But way-too-few for that 8K mansion.
A common question: How many pictures do I need? As a real estate photographer I can say there is no pat answer.
In this piece I use my experience as a real estate photographer to help you decide. What is it -you- want to achieve? After the article, you may find your goals for the photography aren’t what they were when you started reading.
Commercial real estate photography occupies its own niche in the world of real estate photography. It really does.
Scale, form, function, and colors all collide in ways you simply don’t see elsewhere. While many offices may be plain, stale, and boring…they do not need to be.
A recent home shoot provided plenty of opportunity for feature shots. As you might expect, larger homes frequently are richer in these types of opportunities.
When hiring a photographer, whether for a wedding, motorsport, or real estate photography for use with MLS and print brochures, watching for these kinds of images in their portfolio.
Steve’s bike, and by extension the photos I took, has proven popular this year. It was the May pin-up for the North American Ducati Calendar. I was really tickled his bike was selected. I’ll admit, having one of my images helping out wasn’t bad either.
So I’m really tickled, again for both Steve and I, to see him be interviewed by Bike-urious. Steve gave an entertaining interview you’ll enjoy reading. And, well, a couple of the photos weren’t bad either
Commercial properties almost always have common areas accessible by their tenants. These common areas are often key points of attraction that can make or break their interest.
