AT PHOTOS-FERA ''GOOD ENOUGH''
IS NOT ENOUGH!!

If you want to set yourself apart, are concerned about building your brand and appreciate uber high end results then Photos - FERA may be the perfect match.
I specialize in producing the highest-quality photography possible.

. You will sell faster and your pricing goals will be met more readily. I see it all the time. Also, you will be building your brand for listing appointments to come. You will be able to show your potential clients the photos of your sold listings and they will see a quality that sets you apart from the pack.

Sadly for most real estate photographers this is a number game, pumping out the most homes in a day possible. That's not me, I will take a tad bit longer on site, using special techniques with lighting and blending to ensure the highest quality images are created.

The benefits gained with professional photography are well documented, HDR Photography is a popular way of shooting real estate for good reason, it is fast and cheap so many opt in to use this method, NOT ME

Homeowners want to display their home in the best light. For them, it’s not just to attract the right buyer. . but it is also putting their home on-display to all their neighbors, friends and family. They want to be proud and want others to see their high standard of good taste and flair. Most homeowners, expect and demand a quality photo shoot worthy of Home and Garden magazine. Most photographers choose not to do flambient photography. It takes too much effort and time. It takes proper lighting with multi-flash units, strobes and light stands. Most photographers want to be in and out and onto the next house. They probably can make more money that way and some would certainly swear that for most real estate agents that’s good enough.

But it’s not good enough for me.

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WHAT IS FLAMBIENT
PHOTOGRAPHY?

The “flambient” method for shooting real estate photography involves combining both flash and ambient light in your shots. This method of photography yields higher end results than using traditional HDR methods normally seen in today's market.

The struggle in real estate photography is trying to balance shots that look natural, as the eye would see it in person, with shots that are bright, vibrant and capture the natural colors of the space.

This causes issues because shooting in just ambient light, while the most natural looking, often results in walls that have shifted or lost most of their color and shadows. This is especially true for areas that are a little too dark – especially when the home itself is a little on the dark side in terms of natural light.