Field notes / preparation & booking
A little preparation.
A clearer shoot day.
Useful guides for agents, property managers and owners: from clearing the kitchen bench to approving the final gallery.
2D or 3D real estate floor plans: what to choose
Compare 2D and 3D property floor plans by clarity, included details and campaign needs.
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Commercial Property Photography: Brief the Space
Commercial property photography for leasing or sale. Brief access, tenancy, areas, key features and approved image context before the shoot.
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Floor plan measurements: review before publication
Check the capture scope, dimensions and revision process for a property marketing floor plan.
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Floor plan room labels and symbols: approval tips
Review room names, symbols, connections and legibility before publishing the floor plan.
Read the guideHoliday Rental Photography: Plan the Guest View
Holiday rental photography that explains the stay. Prepare bedrooms, amenities, outdoor areas and accurate guest-facing image context.
Read the guideOccupied Property Photography: A Practical Plan
Occupied property photography without a last-minute scramble. Coordinate residents, privacy, staging and access before the shoot.
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Property boundary aerial photos: useful context
Review the source and meaning of property highlights and boundary overlays before publication.
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Property media deadline: plan backwards from launch
Work backwards from the listing launch through preparation, capture, editing and approval.
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Property photo hero image: choose a useful first view
Choose a clear opening property photo and build a useful, accurate gallery sequence around it.
Read the guideProperty photo personal items and privacy checklist
Prepare occupied rooms, remove sensitive personal items and assign a final image privacy check.
Read the guideProperty photography accessibility: plan the visit
Plan practical access and communication needs before the property photography appointment.
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Property photography keys and access arrangements
Arrange property access, key collection and a reliable contact before the photography visit.
Read the guideProperty site plan or floor plan: explain the scope
Decide whether the campaign needs an internal floor plan, a broader site view or both.
Read the guideReal estate agency photography: a repeatable brief
Build a consistent agency booking brief while recording each property’s access and media needs.
Read the guideReal estate agent video script: keep it natural
Write a natural agent introduction and check property facts before recording the video.
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Real Estate Bathroom Photography: Get Ready
Real estate bathroom photography preparation for mirrors, screens, towels and private items. Plan clear views of the actual room.
Read the guideReal Estate Bedroom Photography: A Clearer Brief
Real estate bedroom photography preparation for beds, storage, windows and privacy. Show each room clearly without over-styling it.
Read the guideReal estate drone photography: check feasibility first
Commission useful aerial property images with feasibility, weather alternatives and scope confirmed.
Read the guideReal Estate Exterior Photography: Plan the Shoot
Real estate exterior photography preparation for frontage, access and outdoor features. Plan useful views and accurate property context.
Read the guideReal Estate Garden Photography: What to Prepare
Real estate garden photography for usable outdoor spaces. Prepare planting, paths, patios and seasonal context before the property shoot.
Read the guideReal estate image sizes and delivery files explained
Plan portal, print and website image files, then check the crop and final listing display.
Read the guideReal Estate Kitchen Photography: Preparation Guide
Real estate kitchen photography preparation for benches, appliances, lighting and room connections. Create a clear and accurate listing brief.
Read the guideReal estate photo licence: questions before you book
Clarify permitted channels, users, reuse and editing before booking real estate photography.
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Real Estate Photographer Questions Before Booking
Real estate photographer questions that clarify scope, preparation, access, delivery and usage. Turn a vague booking into a useful brief.
Read the guideReal Estate Photography Editing: Set the Brief
Real estate photography editing should support an accurate listing. Clarify tonal work, retouching, alterations, revisions and final approval.
Read the guideReal Estate Photography Packages: What You Need
Real estate photography packages should fit the campaign. Choose stills, video, aerial images and floor plans by the questions each answers.
Read the guideReal Estate Photography Preparation Checklist
Real estate photography preparation, room by room. Plan cleaning, personal items, access and final checks before your listing shoot.
Read the guideReal Estate Photography Prices: Read the Scope
Real estate photography prices depend on the agreed brief. Compare image counts, editing, travel, media, usage and delivery before booking.
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Real Estate Photography Weather and Rescheduling
Real estate photography weather planning for interiors, exteriors and campaign deadlines. Agree who decides and what a return visit includes.
Read the guideReal estate reels: plan portrait video properly
Plan portrait framing, text, sound and final versions for a useful real estate reel.
Read the guideReal estate video delivery and approval checklist
Confirm video versions, nominate an approver and keep final campaign files organised.
Read the guideReal estate video music and subtitles: a clear brief
Brief captions, branding and licensed music, then check the final property video on a phone.
Read the guideReal estate video shot list: brief the story first
Create a property video brief covering essential spaces, agent speech, versions and approval.
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Real Estate Virtual Staging: Agree the Boundaries
Real estate virtual staging needs a clear brief and honest presentation. Agree rooms, edits, original files and campaign approval before ordering.
Read the guideRental Property Photography: Plan a Useful Set
Rental property photography for a clear leasing campaign. Plan room coverage, tenant arrangements, current images and handover requirements.
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Rural Property Photography: Plan Areas and Access
Rural property photography for homes, structures and land context. Prioritise the shot list, access and accurate boundaries before booking.
Read the guideSmall Apartment Photography: Plan Useful Views
Small apartment photography that explains layout without exaggeration. Prepare circulation, storage, balconies and shared access before booking.
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Twilight Real Estate Photography: Is It Useful?
Twilight real estate photography suits a deliberate exterior brief. Consider lighting, readiness, weather and the campaign before booking.
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Vacant Property Photography: Showing Empty Rooms
Vacant property photography that explains room layout and scale. Plan clean spaces, key views and any separately agreed virtual staging.
Read the guideWalkthrough video or virtual tour: choose by use
Compare an edited property video with an interactive virtual tour by purpose and deliverables.
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