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I am here to create the best images possible, and we know how weather can interrupt that.

Real Estate and Vacation Rental Property requests a 24 hour notice or $75 fee
Hotels and Hospitality requests a 72 hour notice and if under 24 hours, 50% of quoted invoice
Commerical spaces requests a 24 hour notice or 30% of quoted invoice

Eleanor Moseman Photography retains all copyrights. The client is issued copyright usage, which is included in fees. You cannot sell, trade, barter, or give away these photos or videos without written consent.

Real Estate includes six month usage fees
Vacation Rentals includes five years usage fees
Hotels, Hospitality, FnB, Commerical includes life long and international usage fees

The ideal time to photograph real estate, hotels, and commercial spaces depends on the type of space and the mood you’d like to convey. Natural light plays a crucial role in capturing the best images, so timing is everything:

Real Estate: Late morning to early afternoon is often best, as natural light is bright and even, minimizing harsh shadows. For properties with beautiful outdoor spaces, photographing during the “golden hour” just after sunrise or before sunset can add warmth and depth to your images.
Hotels: A mix of times is often recommended. Daytime shoots highlight bright, welcoming interiors. Meanwhile, evening shoots (using artificial light and ambient lighting features) create a cozy, inviting atmosphere, especially for lobbies, dining areas, and outdoor spaces like pools or patios.
Commercial Spaces: Timing depends on the business. For restaurants or retail spaces, scheduling during off-hours ensures minimal disruption while showcasing the space at its best. If natural light is a design feature, a daytime shoot is ideal, but evening or nighttime may be better for showcasing ambiance.

Ultimately, we’ll work together to choose the best time to bring out the unique character of your property or space.

To showcase your property at its best, thorough preparation is essential. Here’s a detailed guide to help you get ready for the photography session:

Declutter Every Space:

– Remove excess furniture and personal items to create a clean, open feel.

– Clear countertops in kitchens and bathrooms of everything except a few decorative or functional items, like a fruit bowl or a small plant.

– Stow away cleaning supplies, laundry baskets, and other household items.

Lighting and Bulbs:

– Replace any burnt-out lightbulbs. Ensure all lightbulbs in a room have the same color temperature—ideally soft white—to avoid mismatched whites and yellows.

– Turn on all lights for the session to create a bright and inviting atmosphere.

Windows:

– Clean windows thoroughly to allow natural light to shine through.

– Open blinds fully or raise them entirely to maximize daylight. If curtains are present, adjust them neatly so they frame the windows without blocking the light.

Furniture and Décor:

– Arrange furniture neatly and in a way that highlights the room’s functionality and flow.

– Add a few neutral decorative items, like throw pillows or a vase of fresh flowers, but avoid anything too bold or distracting.

Bedding and Linens:

– Make all beds with smooth, wrinkle-free bedding. Fluff pillows and fold throws neatly for a polished, inviting look.

– Replace any mismatched or worn linens with clean, neutral-colored ones.

Bathrooms:

– Remove all personal items, such as toiletries, toothbrushes, and razors, from showers, countertops, and vanities.

– Hang fresh, clean towels neatly, and close toilet lids.

– Ensure all reflective surfaces like mirrors and glass shower doors are spotless.

Kitchens:

– Clear countertops of small appliances, dish racks, and cleaning products.

– Organize open shelving or visible cabinets for a tidy, intentional look.

– Add small touches like a bowl of fresh fruit or a cookbook for visual interest if applicable.

Floors and Surfaces:

– Vacuum carpets, mop hard floors, and ensure all surfaces are dust-free.

– Polish reflective surfaces, such as dining tables, countertops, and appliances, to prevent streaks or smudges from showing in photos.

Minimize Personalization:

– Remove family photos, children’s artwork, and any items that might make the space feel too personal. This helps potential buyers envision themselves in the space.

Attention to these details ensures your property looks its best, creating bright, open, and inviting images that capture the attention of potential buyers or renters.

Please contact me for a PDF of your brand’s playbook, guidelines, and brand standards.

The Fujifilm GFX 100S is a top-tier camera that delivers exceptional results for real estate and interior photography. Here’s why it stands out:

Unmatched Detail: Its 102-megapixel medium-format sensor captures incredible clarity, perfect for showcasing intricate details and textures.
Balanced Lighting: Beautifully handles bright and dark areas, ensuring every room looks natural and inviting, even with large windows.
Depth and Dimension: This technique produces images with a unique sense of depth, making your spaces feel vibrant and full of life.
Professional Lenses: Fujifilm’s GFX lenses provide sharp, distortion-free images ideal for wide-angle shots of entire rooms.
Better Than the Rest: Its larger sensor delivers superior quality compared to smaller cameras, while its compact design offers flexibility without compromising results.

This camera ensures your property is captured with stunning precision and style, creating images that leave a lasting impression.

Yes! I am experienced with all of these. I would love to discuss your project and how we can create additional media for your properties and projects.