The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly
It’s that time again…time to showcase the good, the bad, and the ugly of real estate photography! Our ‘Wall of Shame’ features the bad (…and oh yes, the very ugly…) photos that some agents are using for their listings. On the opposite end of the spectrum, our ‘Wall of Fame’ features some of the most stunning photography agents are currently using to market their listings.
Enjoy!
WALL OF SHAME
Yes, lets focus on the tiny, crowded closet... buyers aren't looking for a lot of closet space anyway, right? 😉 Seriously, why not just shut the door (or better yet, skip this all around bad photo all together!). This is a $404,000 listing in Hawaii.
LOL! Ok, I get that hot tubs are a selling point... but really?... a close-up of that nasty green water is looking far removed from a relaxing spa...more like a huge, gross headache! This is a $950,000 listing in California
Oh my. We get that things sometimes happen that prevent some photos from coming out exactly right. But there's no excuse for actually uploading it and KEEPING it there, looking like THAT, to market a listing (and in case you're wondering, no this is NOT a foreclosure)! This is a $235,500 listing in Colorado.
Sound off! We want to hear which of these (top, center, or bottom) you think is the worst and why!
WALL OF FAME
WOW! Gorgeous photography marketing this Minnesota home. It is listed for $675,000 by Dennis Flahave of Edina Realty. Click the photograph to view more of this listing.
A lovely living room with floor to ceiling windows is beautifully featured in this Florida home. It is listed for $995,000 by Lynn Feuerman of Corcoran. Click the photograph to view more of this listing.
The view of Atlanta is perfectly showcased in this beautiful living room. This home is listed for $325,000 by Carrie Faletti of Harry Norman. Click the photograph to view more of this listing.
Sound off! We’d love to hear what you think of the Wall of Fame this week! Let us know which of these (top, center, or bottom) you think is the best and why!
