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Photography Sales Meeting August 8, 2011

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Photography

Sales MeetingAugust 8, 2011

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Exterior• Move vehicles from drive and

front of home• Place trash barrels in the garage• Cut grass, remove all weeds

from cracks in concrete• Clean the Windows• Remove the Yard Sign.

– For those that are seeing your photos on the web/print, your contact info is already there.

• When possible, water the grass 4-5 hours prior to shooting- Even a brown lawn will look better.

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Kitchens

• Remove any Calendars– Calendars make a listing dated if it goes over 30 days

• Clear all counter tops– No scrubbies, Soap, knives or cutting boards

• Okay to leave 1-2 small appliances for size perception, but more than that can be distracting

• Clear the Refrigerator completely– No magnets, pictures, lists etc...

• Clean shiny appliances very well– Dirty appliances will look smudged with flash cameras.

• Remove Trashcan from Kitchen

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Kitchen Photo Example

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General• Open all drapes and blinds on

windows with a good view• For security, remove any

expensive artwork and firearms from view

• Remove furniture that obstructs windows

• Turn all ceiling fans OFF. They will create a motion blur

• Turn all inside lights ON• Turn all Televisions OFF, and

clean well

• Make Beds and Close Closets • Open doors between rooms

to give an open feeling• Remove ALL evidence of pets• Remove rugs from floors,

especially from tile or wood • Conceal Cords! Unplug them

from the wall if needed• Replace any burnt out light

bulbs• No shoes by doors or

anywhere

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Bathrooms

• Toilet lids must be down• Clear the Counter-top

– Remove every item considered to be personal

• Remove cleaning brushes and trashcans

• Close Shower Curtains– If custom tiled bath, showcase

with shower curtain half-open

• Remove Toilet Paper from Holder, or use a full roll. No partial Rolls please.

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Tips and Tools for Better Photos• Get the Right Camera

– Select a wide-angle lens so you can capture an entire room, or an entire home, in one shot

• Learn a Camera's Features• Use a Tripod or Monopod• Step-Up• Avoid Backlit Situations

– When the background is bright, the subject can get lost in the shadows. Inside, you can avoid this by drawing the curtains

• Get It Right Before You Leave– Use your camera monitor, netbook, or notebook to review your

photos while you're still on site

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Sales & Marketing

• Flyers• Postlets• Craigslist• MLS• LoopNet• Websites• Direct Mail

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