Bright white kitchen with granite counters, a center island, and sunlight across oak floors

HDR Photography

This is the core of every shoot. I take several exposures of each shot and blend them, so the windows aren't blown out and the dark corners aren't muddy. The result looks the way the room feels when you're standing in it.

Home office with a walnut desk, leather chair, brass lamp, and abstract art
Sunlit breakfast nook with a woven chandelier, round wood table, and tall windows
Dining room with a brass chandelier, oval table, upholstered chairs, and a bay window
White kitchen island with a gas range and double wall ovens
Living room with a fireplace, leather recliners, and a ceiling fan
Red brick Cape Cod home with black awnings, dormers, and a brick front walk

What You Get

  • Interior and exterior photos of the whole property
  • No set photo count. You get every image it takes to tell the story
  • Every photo edited to match, from the first room to the last
  • Straight lines, true colors, and clear window views
  • Web size files ready to upload, plus high resolution files for print
  • An online gallery delivered the next day

Before the Shoot

  • Turn on every light and open every blind
  • Clear the counters, including soap, sponges, and small appliances
  • Put away personal photos, mail, and pet bowls
  • Move cars out of the driveway and off the street in front
  • Close toilet lids and make the beds

Good to Know

  • Nothing is due until your gallery is ready.
  • Want the outside at dusk too? Look at Natural Twilight.
  • Empty rooms can feel smaller in photos. Virtual Staging can help a few key rooms.

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