As a real estate photographer, you must pay attention to efficiency and cash flow. Here's a great solution to easily manage your business.
Improving your compositions is the best and quickest way to take your photography to the next level. It is the most dominant factor in creating an image that delights our clients – even if they don’t know why they love the shot so much. To im ...
In Garey's own words: Real Estate and Interior Photography Tutorial Join me as I walk through multiple photos in three different properties, each presenting their own unique challenges. We’ll shoot a brand new open-concept home with light colored finis ...
Award winning filmmaker Nick Swartzendruber teaches you the how & why of real estate filmmaking. From the planning to the delivery, Nick walks you through his thought process every step of the way to help you not only understand the fundamentals of ...
Lighting For Real Estate Photography is a 28-part video series devoted to lighting techniques using small flashes. Interiors photographer Scott Hargis shows you, in detail, the techniques he uses to produce real estate photographs that require little o ...
In this photography tutorial, Mike will explain each and every technique he uses to produce his stunning images. The full photography tutorial is broken down into three chapters, each covering the tools necessary to succeed in the different niche marke ...
I’m here to help you create better photos to increase your chances of success as a photographer. I will help you master your camera, develop in Lightroom and take it to the next Level with Photoshop and other software.
Fstoppers.com has teamed up with Mike Kelley to produce the second installment of Where Art Meets Architecture: How to Photograph Luxury Homes and Advanced Photoshop Techniques. With 21 lessons and 13 hours of video content, this tutorial will take you ...
What do you get when you take two real estate photographers from different sides of the country and almost 25 years difference in age and put them together to chat? Shooting Spaces! Shooting Spaces is the nations top podcast with the real estate photographer in mind. Veteran real estate photographers Rich Baum and Brian Berkowitz team up to discuss everything from gear, technique, industry news and more! Some of the best in the business join us to share some of their secrets, tips and tricks. Make sure to subscribe so you never miss an episode.
Fstoppers.com has teamed up with Mike Kelley to produce the third installment of Where Art Meets Architecture: How to Photograph Hotels, Resorts, and the Business of Commercial Architectural Photography. With 18 brand new lessons and 13 hour ...
An unfiltered podcast for creatives. Join @tonyroslund and @jedconklin for light-hearted chats with photographers, artists, chefs, authors, and more. Follow us on Instagram @unparalleledcast and hit us with questions for the show.
Go on-location with Tony Roslund to photograph multiple rooms in a beautiful, large Microsoft office space designed by HOK Architects. Learn his entire architecture photography process to find angles, utilize natural light, light with strobes, and ...
BAAM Podcast is hosted by Barry MacKenzie & Andy Macpherson. On each episode, Barry and Andy sit down to chat with the best Architectural & Interiors Photographers in the world!
Go on location with renowned real estate photographer, Barry Mackenzie as he crafts and prepares images of a home ready to be put on the market. Get insider tips from a working photography pro to capture beautifully composed images allowing potential b ...
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Architectural Photography Almanac (APA) was created as a hub for architectural photographers. We regularly feature members of the architectural photography community and their outstanding work in articles and interviews, discuss business strategies, share technique and equipment knowledge, and take a critical look at the craft of architectural photography.
Fstoppers is an online community aimed at educating and inspiring photographers, videographers, and creative professionals. Started in 2010 by founders Patrick Hall and Lee Morris, Fstoppers has grown into one of the top resources for photography lighting, gear reviews, business tips, behind the scenes, and industry news.
Digital Photography Review's mission is to provide the most authoritative coverage of digital photography gear in the world, including news, articles and expert reviews. We have built the most comprehensive database of consumer digital cameras on the Internet, and we provide an open, active forum and useful tools for our community.
We create fun and engaging Photoshop, Lightroom, and Photography tutorials for creatives in all phases of their career. We don’t like dry boring tutorials either. Our goal is to make you laugh, make you smile, all while you master your craft.
I'm David Hobby, a 20-year career newspaper shooter. I shot for a variety of papers and wire services in Florida before moving to Maryland and settling into staff positions at Patuxent Publishing ('88-'99) and The Baltimore Sun ('99-'08). I founded Strobist is 2006 and left The Sun in 2008 to pursue that and other ventures.
We share ALL of our strategies, templates, and workflows that we’ve used over the past decade, to build one of the most profitable photography studios. Let us help you build the photography business of your dreams.
We cover everything from the very basics of what gear to buy and how to use it, to advanced cinematography techniques, my full editing workflow (on both Premiere Pro and Final Cut Pro X), and the steps I take to land video clients! The curriculum currently consists of over 300+ training videos (50+ hours) and I add new videos every month to keep the learning relevant and up-to-date.
