I've recently taken possession of a wider angle lens (18mm in film terms) and a portable pole that will elevate my camera up to 20 ft - very useful for shooting property exteriors from the bottom of a sloping driveway, or if blocked by fences and hedges.
Hangloosa Property Noosa, a boutique agency on Queensland's Sunshine Coast, asked me to photograph 6 Wandi Street, a home lovingly renovated by owners Clynt and Karen using quality materials.
I'm really excited by the photos which I believe will help sell this property quick-smart!
EDIT: Property sold.
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Wednesday, June 18, 2008
Saturday, June 7, 2008
More toys for better real estate photographs
With business picking up it just seemed right to plow back some money into new equipment.
First up was a wider angle lens - the well-reviewed Tokina 12-24mm. My previous widest setting was 18mm, so the new purchase embraces a significantly wider view, giving me cropping options while still retaining plenty of image content.
Secondly I bought an 18ft extendable pole. It's amazing how useful a modest height boost for the camera is. Prime examples are when shooting from the bottom of a sloping driveway, or when your view is impeded by a hedge or wall. Getting the camera level with the home results in less vertical distortion too (eg leaning walls).
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