06/18/2026
Before a home goes on the market, a lot of the preparation happens before the photographer ever arrives.
Those conversations are rarely about making a home look like a magazine. They're about deciding what buyers are most likely to notice and helping them focus on the space itself.
Sometimes that means clearing a few surfaces, putting away personal photos, or removing a piece of furniture. Just as often, it means deciding that something isn't worth spending money on.
Not every room needs the same attention, and not every home needs a long list of projects.
Photos are often the first showing, so a little thought beforehand can go a long way.