This blog is primarily devoted to the techniques, business, art and aesthetics of photography, especially the genres of architectural, interiors and luxury real estate photography. If you arrived here looking for my photography portfolio website, you will find that at www.eichlerphoto.com. All images and writings on this blog are copyrighted material. No usage of this material may be made without my express, written permission.
Saturday, March 7, 2015
Friday, January 30, 2015
Thursday, January 15, 2015
Thursday, December 11, 2014
Recent Real Estate Marketing Photography
I recently had the opportunity to photograph a very nicely designed, newly constructed home in Palo Alto, CA, for Steve Niethammer/Zane MacGregor. The home has a very nice inside/outside feel to it, and seems particularly well suited to entertaining.
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| 1935 Webster-Front Exterior |
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| 1935 Webster-Great Room |
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| 1935 Webster-Patio |
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| 1935 Webster-Patio |
Saturday, November 29, 2014
Eichler Renovation/Remodel
I recently had the opportunity to photograph the renovated/remodeled building that used to house the offices of Eichler Homes in Palo Alto, CA. You can find a gallery of images of the building on my website: Featured Project
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| Former Eichler Homes Office |
Tuesday, October 21, 2014
Wednesday, September 3, 2014
The Importance of the Internet for Marketing Homes
A recent article on examiner.com adds further weight to the conclusion that the Internet is a major resource for homebuyers and a well prepared home and strong photos of the home will make the best use of this critical marketing venue: Sellers, here's how buyers find homes .
Note the comment about the ideal situation involving a large number of multiple offers. The more potential buyers that a listing attracts, the more likely that this ideal can be achieved. The photos of a home are one of the very first things that home buyers look at online. When homebuyers have a number of choices, they may tend to overlook listings with poor photos, or at least give them less consideration.
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