A good photograph is not a lucky one. For every home we list, we spend an afternoon with the sun chart and a compass before we ever pick up a camera.
Find the window
Every home has one moment when it looks the way its owners feel about it. For a south-facing terrace it might be the hour after sunrise; for a west-facing pool, the last forty minutes of daylight. We note the angle of the sun at 30-minute intervals and plan the shoot around the best two windows.
The first thing every buyer asks on the second viewing is: where does the sun go?
Measure, then shoot
Before photography, we laser-measure every room and record ceiling heights. The photographs, floor plan and light study are produced together so they never disagree.
What you see on the page
- A sun-path diagram on every property page
- True-to-scale floor plans
- Photographs taken at the best hour, never edited to add light
It takes one extra afternoon per home – and it is the single most effective thing we do.
