PS I do find a lot of food pictures to be
like real estate photography... really pumped up and deceiving.
Not exact matches
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My boss would
like to promote it with a theme
like «
Real Estate, Art &
Photography» since her partner is a professional photographer.
Real estate professionals who have experience with film
photography know a wide - angle lens is necessary to convey what the property looks
like.
Before drones became accessible to
real estate pros, aerial photos of properties were limited to either grainy satellite images (
like those found on Google Earth) or those taken during pricey aerial
photography sessions with a hired airplane or helicopter.
I'm looking at starting a career in
real estate photography & would
like to gather as much info as I can!