Behind the Scenes of Beginner REAL ESTATE PHOTOGRAPHY
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- Опубликовано: 5 сен 2024
- Take a look behind the scenes of beginner real estate photography in Italy. We had the opportunity to photograph a 14th century rental property in the beautiful wine region in the area of Turin in Italy.
This was our first real estate photography project, so we were proper amateurs in the business. But as every beginner, we learned a lot and we had a great time leaving the van behind for a few days to stay in an actual house while enjoying the beautiful surroundings of Canelli!
Starting a business as a digital nomad has its challenges, but we're determined to tackle them all!
Share your experiences with real estate photography in the comments below!
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Behind the Scenes of BEGINNER REAL ESTATE PHOTOGRAPHY
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So beautiful, thanks for sharing! You guys must have so much fun traveling. I know you work, but you're experiencing too.
Thanks Steven!!
Such cool Bts footage. You guys ❤❤❤
Thanks dear!
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Pretty cool. I'm a beginner RE photographer as well. How are you going to get clients? Is there a language barrier? Also, the way RE photography works is that you get repeats from the agents you meet. Or does it work differently in Italy than it does here in the US?
Hi! Finding clients is the hardest part, especially since we constantly change locations. The language barrier is definitely a thing, it’s also why most of our clients are expats who speak multiple languages. We’ve only worked with property owners of vacation rentals and b&b’s up until now, we feel like that works better for our lifestyle. We’re still figuring it all out though. Good luck on your journey!
Thank you.
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