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This was my first opportunity to shoot for Margy Regan of Prudential Kansas City, and wow…what a home! One of my favorite shots was this view of the formal dining room from the front entry.
Thanks for allowing me to shoot for you, Margy. It was a pleasure!
Becky and I had the opportunity to shoot two new listings for John Petrehn this past weekend and it was sure nice to see the sun for a change!
If you enjoy architecture, photography and music, I think you’ll find watching this video to be twelve minutes well-spent. The word sublime comes to mind.
The Third & The Seventh from Alex Roman on Vimeo.
Many thanks to all my agent friends who have kept me too busy to be present on Facebook, Twitter or even my own blog this summer. I am deeply grateful and hope to begin posting my favorite images from the 200+ homes you’ve trusted me to photograph during these past few months. I have a...
Know The Money Shot
“How many of you would say the photograph of the exterior front of a property is the money shot“? When I ask that question in class there is usually some hesitation on the part of many of the participants. Some feel the strongest shot – the one that elicits the most positive...
With Nancy Noland’s help I just tested the image quality available in Matrix (now that listing load is live) and I can confirm that it is vastly superior to the “old” MLS. We replaced the original 320 x 240 pixel images with new ones that were 640 pixels wide by 426 pixels tall and BAM!...
Some interesting thoughts on photography and virtual tours today from the folks at Agent Genius, one of the resources I’ve recommended under “brain.food” above. Here is a snippet:
My Quest:
This is my quest, to rid the real estate world of bad photos and awful virtual tours! Recently taught for MABA, an exclusive buyers agent group and...
If you are a photographer, you get it. If you know a photographer, they will thank you for passing this along to them.
For those who haven’t seen it yet, photographer David Bergman created an incredibly large and detailed image of President Obama being sworn in at his inauguration last week. The photo was made from 220 individual shots taken with a Canon G10 point-and-shoot camera and resulted in a 1,474 megapixel image with a file size of...
