Hojin’s Southwest Orlando Real Estate Scoop

Everyone once in a while, my real estate adventures lead me out of SW Orlando and this past week it’s led me to downtown looking at condos. The skyline’s changed quite a bit over the years with the addition of lots of new buildings this past decade. The one building that I’ve noticed over the [...]

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Halloween is just around the corner and found these photos on Worth1000 featuring some stunning examples of edible architecture. They were too delicious looking to pass up. Here’s some with a Halloween theme: and here’s some other curious and creative works of edible architecture

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A Guest Post by Spencer J. Fisher Photography. They specialize in architectural and commercial photography here in Orlando. Good real estate photography does not come along serendipitously. There are many factors which will cause a photograph to be poor or mediocre. Let’s briefly go over some of the elements that make an interior shot either [...]

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The Dellagio and Rialto are two of the most anticipated projects under construction on Sand Lake Road in the Dr. Phillips area of Orlando. Dellagio, projected to for completion in October 2008, will feature a man made lake that will be surrounded by themed restaurants and boutiques. Some residential townhouses are also included in the [...]

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The newly released Nikon D300 just won Camera of the Year honors at popphoto.com. It replaces the ever popular D200 and makes some key improvements for real estate photography. The mega pixel has been raised to 12.3, the AF system has been increased from 11 points to 51 points, the 3″ VGA LCD screen provides [...]

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The Photography for Real Estate blog just put up a post featuring a photography site called Attic Fire out of Savannah, GA that create some incredible photos of properties. They all have a unique style and flare that is unique to this company. Attic Fire says the styling, lighting, and extensive digital post-production makes the [...]

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I came across the Jeff Herron Photography site and just said whoa. It has some stunning examples of fine real estate photography that is definitely worth checking out. I could only obtain these two photos for this post but his site really showcases some inspirational real estate photography.

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The Nikon D40 is the best bargain camera for taking real estate photos all at a mere $500. The D40x costs $250 more and you don’t get a lot more for it. I’ve read numerous technology recommendations from Realtor magazines that suggest a nice compact camera but the truth is none of these so called [...]

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An Expodisc is a more effective alternative to setting a manual white balance than a gray card. The Expodisc is more effective because it compensates light coming in from all angles. Its also real easy to use since it just pops on and off like your lens cap and its about the same size so [...]

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I look through property photos on a daily basis and I’ve got to say that the real estate industry has done very little to educate people marketing properties on what a good photo looks like. After all, with the internet being such an integral part of real estate marketing, the internet photo of a home [...]

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