How you can tell it's good real estate photography for interiors?
1. All vertical lines should be perfectly vertical.
2.Ensure there is no harsh shadows in the room or illuminating the photographer's face in a glass-fronted display case.
3.No over-exposed windows.
4.Good composition.

Below photos are the ones I took in 2017 summer.





Photos by Yizi Yang. Real estate Photographer. Real estate photography service in Ann Arbor & Greater Detroit, MI ( Canton, Northville, Novi, Ann Arbor, Livonia, Wayne, Farmington Hills etc).

Why do you need a professional real estate photographer?
Let's face it - 99% of home buyers go to their local website to see what homes are currently for sale in their area they want to be impressed. Most of the buyers don’t bother clicking on the poorly presented home, or the bad photo, unless they are looking for a bargain.
So when you put your home on the market today it’s so important that you make a really positive first impression. To sell the houses quick, the photos have to look amazing.
You want to look for a photographer that is a real estate photography specialist, the benefits for you to have more buyers asking about your home will make it all worthwhile.

I am the real estate photographer who has years of experiences photographing the properties. Now serving Canton, Northville, Novi, Ann Arbor and surrounding areas in Michigan.

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Real estate interior photography - condo with city view. Buffalo NY.

Real estate exterior photography




Please read the tips of how to prepare a property for real estate photography
Exterior
Conceal all trash, yard waste and recycle bins.
Move vehicles out of driveways and away from the front of the property.
Make sure hedges, shrubs, lawn etc. are neatly trimmed and leaves are raked.
Conceal gardening tools, mowers etc.
Remove or coil hoses.
Remove kids' toys and/or pet toys.
Open patio umbrellas and set out cushions.
Clean up all pet feces (photographer may walk through yard/garden to get various shots)


Real estate exterior photography : Ann Arbor, Canton, Northville, Novi, Ann Arbor, Livonia, Wayne, Farmington Hills etc

Tips of how to prepare a property before shooting:

Interior
Remove clutter from bookshelves, fireplace mantles, coffee tables, bedrooms, kids' rooms, kitchen, and anywhere else photographs will be taken.
Remove personal or family photographs.
Open all window coverings to make rooms appear brighter and larger.
Turn on all lights and replace all burned out light bulbs.
Conceal garbage and recycle containers.
Clear kitchen counter tops and remove all pictures and magnets from refrigerator.
Keep floor coverings such as throw rugs to a minimum.
Remove table coverings.
Remove all signs of pets including food/water bowls, pet beds, chew toys, crates, etc.
Clear bathroom counter tops, lower toilet lids, and put out nicest towels.
Empty shower or tub of soaps, shampoos, shaving items, caddies, etc.
Hide valuables and medications.