The bathroom might seem like an odd room to begin with as we start looking at how to dress your property

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.

From tennis courts, tiny courtyards and amazing balconies to spectacular views and boating lakes (yes boating lakes) 2015 has seen a great variety of amazing gardens.

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

It’s important that a property is clean and tidy but not void of personal possessions, it needs to feel like a home. Here are 3 simple tips that can make the world of difference when presenting a house.

Floor plans come in many guises. Some properties don’t have them at all, some have basic plans (that are often wrong) and other have what we would describe as a good plan.

This blog shows how a photo evolves using multiple flashes to light different parts of an interior.

As professional property photographers we have many tricks and techniques that bring out the best in houses and make them look their finest for the estate agency market. Here are a few trade secrets that help us achieve this –

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.