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1. www.shutterstock.com › g › Rick+LehmanStock Photo and Image Portfolio by Rick Lehman | Shutterstock

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3. hub.rightmove.co.uk › content › uploadsUltimate guide to property photography - Rightmove Hub

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   Anyone who wants beautiful sets of images for marketing property. If you’re an estate or letting agent with ‘beginner’ or ‘improver’ photography skills, then the simple practical tips packed into this guide will soon have you shooting like a pro! After reading, you’ll know how to get photos that...

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4. www.dreamofhome.co.uk › 2019/06/03 › how-to-prepareHow to prepare your property for estate agent photos

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   Jun 3, 2019 · Once you’ve found an estate agent, they’ll want to come to your home and take lots of photos ready to show to potential buyers. I’m here to give you the lowdown on those dreaded estate agent photos and how you can present your house in its best light.

5. rickmcevoyphotography.com › my-step-to-step-guideMy Step To Step Guide To How I Take Real Estate Photos

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   In this blog post I tell you exactly how I take my real estate photographs, time after time, step by step, All good stuff that you can actually apply to other genres of photography.

6. danmccurley.com › 10-common-photography-tricks-in10 Common Photography Tricks in Real Estate - Dan McCurley ...

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   • Wide-Angle Lenses for a Larger Field of View. Photographers use wide-angle lenses to capture real estate photos because it provides a broader perspective than a standard camera lens.
   • Long Shutter Exposure Time for Brighter Light. The longer a camera shutter stays open, the more light it captures. Using a stable tripod with slow camera shutter speeds allows the photographer to capture as much natural light as possible.
   • Forced Perspective to Make Rooms Feel Bigger. Careful positioning of the camera can make objects appear larger, smaller, closer, or farther away than they actually are.
   • Photoshopped Blue Skies. The weather doesn’t always cooperate with real estate photo shoots. So photographers will often edit dull or overcast scenes to add blue skies or vibrant sunsets (see the right side of this edited image).

7. www.focalagent.com › how-to-take-professionalHow To Take Professional Photos For Estate Agents In 5 Simple ...

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   Nov 2, 2019 · According to Rightmove, high quality estate agent photos attract up to 93% more leads which means that hiring a professional or improving your own skills is more important than ever. Read our ultimate tips for taking property photos like a pro, here.

8. www.facebook.com › public › Rick-LehmanRick Lehman Profiles - Facebook

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   See Photos. View the profiles of people named Rick Lehman. Join Facebook to connect with Rick Lehman and others you may know. Facebook gives people the power to...