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Hawthorn New Castle Indiana Real Estate Photography
Listed by Cara Huffman at FC Tucker Crossroads
North Walnut Street
Listed by Cara Huffman at FC Tucker Crossroads - New Castle
Wide angle photos show off your property in all it’s glory and help buyers see the layout easier. This property also got free sky swaps and a property outline in our drone photos.
13 Estate Street Pendleton Indiana Real Estate Photography
Listed by Amanda Malone from FC Tucker
Hidden Gem Out in the Country
I love it when I get addresses that are out in the middle of nowhere. (That sounds like it could be sarcasm but I promise it’s not, haha) This little street off of one of the main country road was like a little neighborhood tucked away amidst all the farm fields of Henry County.
The Skys The Limit | Indianapolis Real Estate Photographer
This house over in North Indy was so easy to photograph. Its a three bedroom ranch with a sunroom so it was already ticking a lot of my boxes. For every house I shoot, I like to figure out where my office would be if I bought it and it’s almost always the room with the most natural light. I guess most people wouldn’t think of a sunroom as an office but—hey—I am not most people :P
Listing Agent: Roger Lundy of The Lundy Team at Keller Williams Indianapolis
My Kind of 1 Million Dollar Listing
High end, luxury listings aren’t normally my specialty. I am perfectly content to stay in my happy little old house bubble—however, when an older luxury home is ready to go on the market—who you gonna call? Not ghostbusters! Me :D It’s hard to believe that anything built in 2002 can be considered “old” but here we are folks. Time keeps on ticking—even if you can only feel it in your knees when the weather turns.
I Took Way Too Many Photos of This House
This house was such a blast to photograph. My longtime client Cara Huffman at FC Tucker Crossroads in New Castle always has some awesome houses up her sleeve to send my way. This one was no exception. I actually ended up on site longer than usual just because I wanted to photograph * literally * everything in this house, haha. From the gym and bar in the basement to the pond and outdoor kitchen in the backyard, I was smitten with this house. Of course, it was a little bit out of my price range, so I'll just have to settle with getting to photograph it :P
North Hillsborough Street
Listed by Carrissa Kidd at FC Tucker Crossroads - New Castle
This flip house was beautiful and featured some free sky replacements. I also added in a few close up detail photos for the real estate agent to use for social media posts or in the MLS, along with the others.
South Main Street
Listed by Cara Huffman at FC Tucker Crossroads - New Castle
While not required, the only time I prefer my agent (or an agent’s assistant) come along to a shoot is when a tenant will be present when photographing an occupied property. I feel like this gives the tenant peace of mind when an additional stranger is entering their living space and can negate any problems they may have. This duplex in New Castle was easy to get done quickly and the agent’s assistant was able to answer all of the tenant’s questions while I worked.
Maplewood Ave
Listed by Kristie Bell at KBell Sells
I get asked often how long it takes to photograph a property. An average 1500 square foot house usually takes me about 30 mins.
West 38th Street
Listed by Dan Bragg at Berkshire Hathaway Real Estate
Did you know that you don’t even have to be at the property when I photograph it? I am very comfortable going to houses alone so you don’t have to worry about adding one more thing to your schedule (I know it’s chaos)
South Washington Street
Listed by Dan Bragg at Berkshire Hathaway Real Estate
I’m never afraid to go into a basement. I try to deliver photos that show a complete view of the house and let you choose which angles and rooms would be best. This house also features a few free sky swaps where needed.
Not Just a College Rental in Muncie, Indiana
Not every college rental is a disaster. Or at least, not by the time I get to them. This gem could still be bought and used as a rental—each door has it’s own deadbolt for privacy and security, but it could easily be used as a normal ‘ol single family house. I was particularly taken with the enclosed porch on this house—alone with several other houses in this neighborhood. You don’t see houses built like that anymore. It’s like having a sunroom and a porch all in one!
Elm Street
Listed by Cara Huffman at FC Tucker Crossroads - New Castle
It was a dreary day when this house was scheduled so I did a few sky swaps on key images. Indiana can be a finicky state weather wise, so sky replacements are always complimentary when you book your property with me :D
Elderberry Court
Listed by Amanda Malone at FC Tucker Thompson-Anderson
Every real estate photography session receives at least 20 photos. Some properties will receive more if they are bigger at no extra cost :D I strive to capture everything buyers are looking for without pressuring agents to buy “extras”.
Hot Property on the Hottest Day of the Year | Anderson Indiana Real Estate Photographer
I love a vacant house. It means I don’t have to move stuff, I don’t have to worry about me AND the homeowner in mirror reflections, and best of all, no one is around to see me board the struggle bus when it’s 100+ degrees out. Whew.
Listing Agent: Lainie Inglis at Berkshire Hathaway Home Services
The Party House on the Hill
It’s been established that I don’t exactly photograph a lot of cookie cutter homes, but this one was all kinds of unique—even for the normal properties that I photograph. Like, look at this main bedroom. It takes up an entire floor, has a tub you could throw a party in, and even features another room for an office. I haven’t even gotten to the huge sunroom, theater room, and outdoor pool. I am so happy that I work with realtors that go all over the state because this house…you really had to see it to believe it!
