Field notes for working agents.

Practical photography and listing craft from agents who do this every day — and the team building the tools they use.

Flagship guideCh. 01 of 08 — The phone you already have

Flagship guide

The Complete Phone-Photography Guide for Real Estate Agents.

Eight chapters of field-tested craft. Lighting, framing, room-by-room walkthroughs, and the fixes that turn a “good enough” listing photo into the one that sells.

Field notes for working agents.

The Complete Phone-Photography Guide for Real Estate Agents.

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The data behind the 32% faster sale figure

Why buyers spend 80% of their listing time on the photo carousel

Three accessories worth carrying in your listing bag

The four iPhone settings every agent should change — and why

When your phone isn’t enough — and the honest tells

Listing photography in low light — when to shoot and when to wait

The two-minute light walk before every shoot

Overcast exteriors — what’s salvageable and what isn’t

Corners beat doorways — a quick visual guide

The $30 mini tripod that pays for itself in one shoot

How to shoot a kitchen that sells the listing

Why your bathrooms look smaller than the room — and how to fix it

Bedrooms that feel like a hotel — the primary bedroom shoot

The five-minute fix for flat exterior shots

Sky replacement and the NAR disclosure question

Shooting a winter exterior without it looking like winter

NAR Articles 2 and 12 in plain English

Twilight real estate photography on your phone

How to photograph a basement — finished, unfinished, and the utility room nobody knows what to do with

Should you shoot real estate photos in RAW? A working agent’s guide to ProRAW, DNG, and when they earn their place

Twilight real-estate photography on your phone — without waiting for dusk

The right order for your MLS photos (and why the first six matter more than the rest)

AI-enhanced listing photos and the rules that govern them

Why bathroom photos always look smaller than the bathroom — and how to fix it

The front-of-house photo: how to nail the shot that decides whether anyone clicks

The four iPhone settings every real-estate agent should change before the next shoot

How to photograph a kitchen that sells the listing

Light is the whole game: a working agent’s guide to listing-photo lighting

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