An unusual property needs a lead photograph that makes buyers want to understand it. The most dramatic image is not always the clearest introduction.
What to consider
Compare an exterior view with the strongest internal feature. Ask whether the image gives a fair sense of the home's character and scale. Support it with a logical photograph sequence.
Check the complete set of images
The image sequence should explain the property rather than repeat the same attractive feature. Look for useful views of principal rooms, circulation and outside areas, supported by an accurate floor plan where available. Review photographs on a small screen as well as a larger one. Remove unnecessary personal information before images are taken. Editing should preserve a truthful impression, and any illustrative alteration should be clearly identified rather than making the property appear to include something it does not.
Your next step
Check the image at phone size. Buyers should still understand what they are looking at when scrolling through search results.
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