When your real estate photography project is complete, you will receive links to view and download the photographs. Each of the delivered photographs has been edited using a variety of techniques, and each specific link is used for a specific deliverable. These links are typically active for about 14 days Read more…
I’m often asked about the logistics of a farm and ranch shoot. How does it work? Do I need to be there? Does the seller need to be there? How long does it take? This post answers some of the most common questions in detail, and lays out the best Read more…
Effective August 1, 2019 If you’ve been our client for any length of time, you might have noticed a trend… Wait times for new appointments continue to get longer, and when a rain-out or bad weather day prevents us from shooting on your scheduled day, it’s very difficult to get Read more…
A weak El Niño is likely to continue through the Northern Hemisphere summer 2019 (65% chance) and possibly fall (50-55% chance). Weak events can still produce moderate or strong temperature or precipitation impacts in some places… The El Nino weather pattern has caused more cloudy and rainy days than normal. Read more…
Spring is a lovely time of year, but it is prone to the occasional thunderstorm and rain shower. Our area typically receives a large portion of our annual rainfall in April, May, and June. Of course, bad weather comes at all times of year, sometimes unexpectedly, but this is a Read more…
Selling farm and ranch real estate is a very specialized profession. Not only do the brokers and agents manage some of the largest monetary transactions that a client will ever execute, to serve their buyers, those agents and brokers must also understand the unique aspects of owning and operating a Read more…