How to use your listing photography in a seller presentation
Your listing media is part of your pitch. Show a seller your standard on comparable homes, keep the look consistent, and promise delivery dates you can keep.
Service
Interior photography that shows buyers the whole home.
Further down: how it works, service area and travel, which package to choose and the FAQ.
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What it is
Real estate photography is the set of interior and exterior photographs a listing agent uses to market a home for sale on the MLS, listing portals, social media, and print. Each frame shows a room or elevation the way a buyer would see it on a visit, with straight verticals, true color, and a clear view through the windows. Higginbotham Media photographs homes across Florida's Treasure Coast and The Palm Beaches in HDR, blending several exposures so a bright window and a dark corner both hold detail. For a home under 3,000 sq ft, the photographer spends about an hour on site and delivers about 36 edited photographs, plus stock amenity images of community features where available. You receive them in a private online gallery within two business days, in full resolution and in MLS, print, and social sizes. Pick a package to add aerials, video, or a Zillow 3D tour to the same visit.
What's included
Real Estate reviews
“Tracey is wonderful and takes great listing photos for my team and me. We've worked with him for more than 5 years and his work is consistent!”
“Tracey shot 2 new listings for us today, it was our first time using him. Great experience! Photos and drone came out great!”
“Tracey is the best!!! Always provides top notch photos, aerials and video!!!”
Who it's for
How it works
Book online from the pricing page: enter the property address first, choose a time the calendar can reach from the studio's previous shoot, and the request is confirmed by email within one business day.
Get the property ready before the visit: the checklist below covers what makes the biggest difference. Access details, gate and lockbox codes go on the booking form.
Plan on about an hour on site for a home under 3,000 sq ft; larger homes and bundled packages take longer. The photographer works room by room, adjusting lighting and small details as they go.
Edited files are delivered to a private online gallery within two business days. Where the booking form offers a rush option, it brings delivery to 24 hours or less for $75. Galleries stay open for the period stated at delivery, typically 30 days, so download and keep your own copies.
Before the shoot
Service area & practicalities
Based in Jupiter, FL, serving Florida’s Treasure Coast and The Palm Beaches:
Outside these areas? Send the address for a travel quote.
The full terms are on the terms of service page.
Choosing a package
$325For Homes Less Than 3,000 Sq Ft.
Photos plus about five aerials for a home under 3,000 sq ft. The package agents book most.
Plan on about 1 hour on site.
$235
Photographs only, for a listing that does not need aerials or a tour.
Plan on about 1 hour on site.
$500
Adds the Zillow 3D tour and a measured floor plan to photos and aerials.
Plan on about 1½ hours on site.
$750
Photos, aerials, and a walkthrough video from one visit; photos in two business days, video in three to five.
Plan on about 2½ hours on site.
$925
Photos, aerials, video, Zillow 3D, and floor plan in a single booking; the video follows the photos by a few days.
Plan on about 3½ hours on site.
Booking regularly? Every paid shoot counts toward status in the loyalty program, and each tier unlocks reward picks you can add to a booking.
Frequently asked
From the blog
Articles from the field about real estate photography, written by the photographer who does the work.
Your listing media is part of your pitch. Show a seller your standard on comparable homes, keep the look consistent, and promise delivery dates you can keep.
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What started as a routine Friday afternoon real estate shoot quickly turned into an unexpected adventure when I managed to lock myself inside the garage. Sometimes being a Real Estate Photographer means getting the shot—and occasionally figuring out how to escape afterward.