When it comes to selling/showcasing your home we, as property photographers, strive to get the best out of your property….

York has more than its fair share of period terraced houses; Victorian, Georgian or as with this example, early…

The ethos is simple, the more aspirational your house looks, whether in York or anywhere around the country, the more people will aspire to buy it.

Lighting property photographs is one of the most important things when it comes to getting great results, time after time in a range of different situations. Good, effective lighting is also one of the most difficult parts of interior photography to master.

Now that summer is finally here, it’s time to get out the lawnmower, prune the rose bushes and dust off the patio set!

The lead photograph can have an enormous effect on the saleability and indeed sale price of a property. It can be true to say that you have one photograph to sell a home.

A favourite shot from the last few months is this kitchen with bespoke, handmade units and part York stone flagged floor.

As a property photographer you might expect the large country estate or the penthouse apartment to be the properties we love to photograph.

Try as we might, it’s just not possible to photograph every aspect of every property on a sunny day with a blue sky. Often it will be a sunny day but half the sky is grey and sometimes there will be blue sky but no sun.

You see many barns as a property and interiors photographer. Estate agents tend to love them and are often excited when commissioning the photographs to be taken.