I know it’s been awhile since I have posted anything but it’s been really busy for me so there was not time to write. Since I am Sacramento Real Estate Photographer I wanted to show something very interesting. Well at least to me.

Recently I have been purging my old photos to get more space on my external hard drives and came across very old photos from the past. This is really embarrassing to me. At that time I thought I knew what I was doing and delivered great photos for real estate agents. Honestly I would like these photos to just disappear from the past but since my wife have seen these photos she had a great idea to show the rest of the world how much my photography has changed.

Now these photos are from way back and I thought I did a good job at it but in reality they just SUCK. So here we go, take a look at some photos below for a BLAST FROM THE PAST.

As embarrassing this is but yes this is what I use to deliver, wow what a difference from so many years ago to what I do now. It wasn’t easy to learn but after long time I have created my own style of photography and really I am still improving it. So take a look at what I do now by following the link HERE.

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Shutter Avenue Photography offers Sacramento Real Estate Photography in the Sacramento metro area, including but not limited to Sacramento, and all surrounding areas. Call for more information about Sacramento Real Estate Photography in Sacramento and all of United State Of America.

Not looking for a Sacramento Real Estate Photographer? Please be sure to consider us for your interior / architectural photography and all your commercial real estate photography needs in the Sacramento area and all of United State Of America.

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As always during this time of year I have been busy with lots of Sacramento Real Estate Photography shoots and one thing keeps popping up. This does not apply to all the homes but just a handful homes, although it always amazes me when this does happen.

I come into the home and do what I do best, provide with great professional real estate photography of any type of a home. And when the shoot is done the homeowners ask me “So what do you think of my home? Will it sell for the price we are asking?” and this usually happens when the agent is not there. Now as I have written about this in previous post (see here), I am not a real estate agent and I don’t want to say anything which will make the sale for agents harder because of my words to the seller. Although every owner that is trying to sell a home will face with one major decision which is: home improvements. Every client wants top dollar for their home and I do understand that, although some improvements should be considered and some should be left for the buyer to do.

But this post is about how some sellers modify their homes with VERY interesting colors to suit their preference for living in the home but do not understanding that those colors can hurt the sale afterwards. I have few sample photos below; some photos are of real homes which were reshoot due to bad choice of color and could not sell or took much longer to sell because of that. Also some images are computer illustrations to show the original home and what it could have looked liked if the seller would have repainted the home. One thing I do want to mention is that computer enhanced photos were a very quick edit so they are not perfect but does show the point.

By the way I do know that it does cost to repaint and everyone always thinks with a budget when selling the home and how much they should invest prior to updating the home. In my personal opinion as a photographer this is one area where it would be so beneficial to the seller (depending on the price point and the state of the home). So, see images below, which can prove my point of how crucial it is to have the home in proper colors. But the main thing to take away from this blog post would be: talk to your agent if you should repaint prior to selling the home because your agent knows what the market for your home is and how to help you sell it. That goes for all improvements to the home not just re-painting but this post is about the interior wall color.

In the end, it is upto the seller to make this decision to repaint or not to do it. Although as I have mentioned earlier, as my personal opinion having neutral interior wall colors makes it so much easier for the sale of the home. And on the photography side, the home looks always brighter, more open and inviting.

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Service Information

Shutter Avenue Photography offers Sacramento Real Estate Photography in the Sacramento metro area, including but not limited to Sacramento, and all surrounding areas. Call for more information about Sacramento Real Estate Photography in Sacramento and all of United State Of America.

Not looking for a Sacramento Real Estate Photographer? Please be sure to consider us for your interior / architectural photography and all your commercial real estate photography needs in the Sacramento area and all of United State Of America.

Also Shutter Avenue Photography does provide services for Sacramento business portrait photography,please feel free to see our portfolio by following the link HERE.

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Recently I have been contacting few home builders to let them know that I can provide them with great sacramento architectural photography just for our area. There are tons of custom home builders, as well as “cookie cutter” home builders in our area but honestly most of their photos are just ok. So to provide them with better photos, marketing on my end was needed. Yet this blog post is not about marketing but more about sacramento architectural photography for home builders because when talking with them about 65% of them say “I think we need to stage a home” prior to the shoot. Yes staging the home with beautiful furniture is a good thing but in the past I have photographed homes with zero funiture. Now the main reason was that most of my clients in home building area are privately owned companies so as soon as the home is done someone moves in. Some times there is just no time to get everything ready to look like model home, yet I don’t think that there is anything wrong with that, meaning to photograph empty home. What I wanted to show in this post are few home which were empty but the photos are still good looking.

These next two images of the same home is a great example of how selecting different time of the day can play a big role in the final look of the home.

Photos Provided By: Sacramento Architectural Photographer

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Yes I know its a cheesy headline but honestly I do like interior design photography. I have been doing this for some time and learning from the pros is so much fun. Here’s a home which I had a chance to photograph in Colorado for TruDesign company. They did a great job of re-designing the living room, dining room and laundry room. This is a past project which I have done a while ago but going through my photos I have found it and I really liked so yes I have decided to write a small blog about it. Because interior design photography is so different from real estate photography or even architectural photography, it’s always such a pleasure to photograph it. One thing I do want to mention is that the coffee table in the living room is a concrete slab which was VERY heavy to move but very cool looking. But anyways take a look at more photos below from this really neat home.

Photos Provided By: San Francisco Interior Design Photographer

Here’s a short blog post about interior design photography and a very interesting home office which was updated by very creative interior design company TrueDesign which are located in Colorado.

When I came in into the home I was interested in the space which the designers were talking about and after walking in into the home office I knew exactly what was going on. The ceiling in the home office goes from one end of 10 feet high to a 4 feet high so it was very interesting space to photograph. I think this is the reason why I like to do interior design photography because the designers take odd spaces and can create such wonderful living spaces. So take a look at the photos below to see what I have captured in that interesting space of the home office.

Photos Provided By: Sacramento Interior Design Photographer