Hey! Remember a few days ago when we shared tips for photographing small floor plans?
We talked about lens choice and natural light.
Well, we promised more tips, so here’s Part 2! 😃
📌 Let’s start by talking about composition and angles.
Shooting straight-on and using lower angles can make a huge difference. When you shoot straight at the room, keeping the camera level, you avoid distortion of those vertical lines.
So, no tilting the camera, okay?
📌 What about the height?
Lowering your camera to around 40 inches off the ground can give the room a more grounded, welcoming vibe.
It also helps balance the composition and makes the space look more inviting.
📌 What about lighting?
Lighting is everything! If natural light is limited, try to avoid using your camera’s flash. Instead, set up a tripod and take a long exposure with the available light—it gives the room a warm, cozy feel.
Also, be sure to highlight any unique features. Whether it’s a window with a great view or cool architectural details like a fireplace, small spaces still have standout features.
Hope these tips were helpful.
But if you ever want us to handle the photography for you, especially for those tricky small spaces, don’t hesitate to reach out. We’d love to show you what we can do! 📸
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