Let's get started with our shoot! We'll take a quick tour of the property before we begin taking our very first photos in the bedroom. We'll gain an understanding of how to create the "building blocks" of our finished photos.

Let's move on to the second bedroom angle.

Living rooms can be a little more complex than bedrooms. We'll apply all the rules we know to create our building blocks.

Let's take another angle of the living room and create more building blocks.

It's important to show the "flow" of a home, and that's what this shot does. We'll take a photo that allows a viewer to get a sense of how they can move around the space from room to room.

Kitchens are the often the most important interior photos. We'll walk through how to create the right building blocks for most kitchens.

This is a second angle of the kitchen. More angles are important because they show the position of appliances.

The more kitchen shots you can deliver, the better!

Bathrooms are often the most difficult shots for beginner real estate photographers to compose. We'll discuss the basic guidelines to great bathroom photos.

Exterior photography is a lot more simple than interior, but some guidelines should be followed. We'll discuss those here.

Lightroom can be intimating for newcomers. In this lecture, we set up our Lightroom library, learn how to apply presets in large batches, and get our photos ready for the next step.

We'll discuss and walk through how to build quality real estate photos in this lecture. This is the meat and potatoes of the whole technique!

Moving on to the rest of the bedroom and living room! We're improving and getting more comfortable with the editing process.

Let's finish up the kitchen, and move on to the bathroom.

This is where we learn to make our vertical lines PERFECTLY vertical. It's an important step and should not be missed.

Exterior editing in just a few clicks!

You've got a set of beautiful photos. The next step is to make sure we export them so they can be properly uploaded to MLS. These upload systems are quite picky, and it's important to make sure we get the parameters right!