Exterior and arrival
Show how the property meets the street or approach.
- A clear front view with the entrance visible
- A second angle showing the home’s setting
- The driveway or approach, when relevant
Prepare your listing photos
Plan a clear, accurate image set that helps buyers understand your property. Bring this guide to your conversation with Brad or your photographer.
Before the camera comes out
A clear picture starts with a little preparation.
Use this guide to plan the images with Brad or your photographer. Choose the views that apply to your property; you do not need every shot below.
Prepare the rooms and the route.
- Clear everyday clutter and move personal documents out of view.
- Discuss which spaces and features should be included before the session.
- Plan light and timing with the photographer. Keep room lighting consistent.
- Arrange safe access to the spaces being photographed; share access details directly with Brad.
A starting shot list
Move from the setting to the details.
Living spaces
Help buyers understand the layout and connections.
- A balanced view of the main living area
- A second angle showing adjoining spaces
- A detail that accurately shows a distinctive feature
Kitchen and dining
Give the room context before focusing on details.
- The full kitchen with counters and layout visible
- The dining area and connection to the kitchen
- An additional angle for features not visible in the first image
Bedrooms and bathrooms
Show the space clearly and keep the sequence easy to follow.
- A full view of the primary bedroom
- Other bedrooms in a consistent order
- Bathrooms with fixtures and room layout visible
Outdoor areas and additional spaces
Include the features that help explain this property.
- Yard, patio, deck, or other outdoor areas
- Garage, workshop, or additional rooms, if applicable
- Views photographed from the property’s actual location
Land and acreage
For land listings, discuss what imagery best explains the site.
- The entrance and visible access route
- A wider view of the terrain and current condition
- Distinctive site features with their location explained
Ready for the property page
Give Brad an organized image set.
- Keep the originals. Send the authorized files through the method agreed with Brad. Include who created them and permission to use them.
- Choose a cover and an order. Start with the property’s strongest accurate overview, then arrange images in a logical walk through the spaces.
- Add short descriptions. Identify the room, feature, or view in each image. Tell Brad which details need confirmation.
- Review the website copies. The listing studio prepares smaller JPG, PNG, or WebP copies. HEIC images need a JPG export first. Check the full saved preview before publishing.
Photography services, editing, drone imagery, scheduling, and costs should be agreed with Brad for your listing.
Brad Hazen · Realty Pro, Inc. · (360) 921-9484 · [email protected]