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Sign into your account5 Easy Composition Tricks for Better Listing Photos
April 10 2015
Do you suffer from lackluster listing photos? Unclear or carelessly composed snapshots of the home you're selling can leave consumers underwhelmed and uninterested. Fortunately, it's easy to improve the quality of your photos. The following tips are easy to implement and help breathe life into dull listing photographs.
1. Shoot at Twilight
It's become increasingly trendy to photograph listings at twilight. The darkened sky lets the windows of a home project warm, inviting light that draws the viewer in. It also makes the yard and other background elements less pronounced, narrowing the viewer's focus to the home. However, there's still enough light that one can see the slope of the yard and neighboring homes. But because of the reduced visibility, these things are less distracting.
Twilight also produces strong interior shots. There's no worry of bright sunlight washing out your photos, but there's just enough light to offer a muted hint of the view through the home's windows.
