Top 10 Photography for Real Estate Posts In 2007
By Drew Meyers | December 27, 2007
Today, fellow Geek Estate contributor Larry Lohrman highlighted the top 10 posts from 2007 from his blog, Photography for Real Estate. If you are interested in real estate photography and figuring out how to utilize excellent photography to make your listings stand out from the competition, you’ll be hard-pressed to find a better resource than Larry’s blog. Though I haven’t read his e-Book, based on his other writing, I’m sure it’s excellent — it’s available for $15.
I’m guessing Larry didn’t feel right promoting his own content on this blog, so I’ll do the promoting for him — here’s the top 10 from 2007:
- Interior Lighting With Multiple Strobes By Scott Hargis
- Full Screen Flash 360 Panoramas- Are They Worth It?
- Proposed Real Estate Photography Code Of Ethics
- My Mission: To Straighten All Walls In The Realm
- Access To A Home For Shooting Photos
- Can HDR Processing Eliminate The Need For Lighting Equipment?
- Who Owns The Photos- Not All Realtors Understand Photo Licensing
- Lighting Alternatives For Real Estate Photography
- Tutorial On How To Light Room by Scott Hargis
- Monoslideshow Template For Lightroom
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