Or do you take when the sun is behind you, and when you get up the energy to get out of the car...and get a picture without the road and power poles and wires in it? After a property has been for sale awhile, do you rework the images, or take news ones for the marketing mix when the grass is green and snow gone or just keep the old snow pictures for marketing during August? Effort, curb appeal caught on a picture you can share. Close ups of fine stained glass, rear deck with sunset, uncluttered cellar or garage, lights on in the new tiled bath ...not just the whole house shot with seven cars in the yard obscuring the home you are peddling. Capture it and your copy is not as crucial. Show them the place and optimize those photos so you can not tie up your server and emailer. Assume they have the third computer made and not alot of skills so the images that are not sized to email easily will just shut down their whole system draining every volt of energy trying to pick up the image. This possible client or customer will really remember the broker who choked their system and stopped the conveyor belt of property information in one large picture grenade. Still and videos...get out of the vehicle to get the image without the mirror in the corner...or at least crop it out or start learning to lean without your seat belt on. Trotting out to another angle can give the home a whole new spin! The spin that sells it.
When you take exterior pictures...do you just lean out the window, with the mirror in the picture and shoot into the sun and say "good enough"?
