Detrimental Listing Photos

[Everett_Tom]

At least those are semi-nice..

I saw one photo of a house a few months ago where I'm pretty sure the doctored the photo with Microsoft paint.. (they filled in some.. "grass" in the front yard).

(I'd link to it, but the place went off the market awhile ago).

[WestSideBilly]

[deejayoh]

I think some of the really good listing photos - with the super saturated look like this one

are the result of taking 2 photos and digitally superimposing them on each other. Gives an almost 3-d impression.

[perfectfire]

Photos with an erie glow or cartoonish colors are . HDR done right can better represent how a person would percieve a scene. Usually in photos with very bright and very dark areas either the light areas look nice and the dark areas aren't visible at all or the dark areas are visible while the light areas are completely blown out. In reality though you can see both areas just fine.

[deejayoh]

[EconE]

[deejayoh]

[The Tim]

[Charles Dean]

Honestly, for someone who fishes, if they're showing you can go fishing in your backyard, that's not too bad of a listing photo I think.

[treaty]

[The Tim]

[WestSideBilly]

[ira s]

WTH is that even supposed to be showing? Bizarre.

Basement window overlooking the lovely shed?

[cheapseats]

http://www.redfin.com/WA/Beaux-Arts/270 ... ome/253094

[The Tim]