Getting your first client as a property photographer can be a challenging but rewarding experience. Here are some tips on how to build a successful business and land your first property photography client.

As a videographer, one of the most common questions that come up is who owns the raw footage from a video shoot. While the answer may seem straightforward, the reality is that it is not always as simple as it seems. The issue of ownership involves complex legal and ethical considerations that need to be carefully examined.

Have you ever wondered how to get started with Property Photography? If you’ve ever considered starting a career in photography, property photography is a great place to start. Do you want to learn how to make money with property photography? Have little to no experience yet? We’ll tell you what it takes to make it as a professional property photographer.

So why do we need Property Photography? The main purpose of property photography is to sell or rent a property or space. It usually involves taking pictures of both the interior and exteriors of the property. It requires some level of skills in architectural and interior photography which can be learnt with practice. Photos need to show space, features, lighting, room layouts and they need to look a certain way. In particular you will need a range of both wide angle and detailed shots of the property. We’ll talk more about how to get those shots later in the article.