Use as Much Natural Light as Possible   

Natural lighting always works and looks best when taking shots of your property's interior or exterior. Choose a time when the natural lighting is best without too many shadows and bright rays of sunlight. This tip is dependent on your property having a lot of light so you may .  

Use Staging for the Best Shots 

Staging your property with the best decor is vital to attracting the eye of renters and homebuyers. You don't have to decorate and style your property like a cover for a magazine. Each shot should showcase the room's best assets, be clutter-free and give the customer an idea of how each room or space looks or can potentially look if the property is unfurnished. 

Take Shots of the Entire Space 

One common mistake many landlords make when shooting photos of their properties is that they only shoot portions of a room, yard or other space. Renters and homebuyers want to see pictures of the room as a whole and not just close-ups of decor and tiny details. Take photos of rooms, yards and other spaces in their entirety. You can supplement photos of entire areas with close-up shots of different elements in the room that display more detail and are important to renters.  

Consider the Time of Year   

When it comes to highlighting your property in your photos, it’s ideal to consider the time of year as well. For example, if you have beautiful springtime flowers, then your property may look more beautiful with flowers, and thus springtime would be an ideal time to take photos. If you take photos when all of the plants are dead and snow has melted, leaving muddy grounds around your property, then your property may not look as good.