We used to be able to see the river from the river bluff. These days we see Condos. I miss the old view. They did add some lovely green space and on the river side there are miles and miles of bike trails. Now that Gasoline is so expensive, I plan to spend part of the weekend on the bike trails.
I call this photo bike VS. Photographer. I guess if he would have run over me I would have been able to get a good shot of what he looked like. The paths are beautiful and many of them are split with one side for walking and the other for bikes.
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Teresa, Sweet Photos! You capture really colorful and rich photographs. May I ask what camera do you use? I have been looking for the “perfect” camera for real estate. Maybe your insight could lead me to the best for my business. I really am looking for a camera that I can take wide range and deep photos, similar-looking to the virtual tour-style photos. I appreciate your input and your Blog Rocks!
Thanks Michael. I use two cameras, a Panasonic lumix point and shoot with a wide angle lens and a Canon digital rebel. The pictures in this post were taken with the rebel, with a wide angle lens, the same equipment I use for property shots. The lumix is great because it is small and has a stabilizer in it. I can shoot from a moving care at 60+ miles and hour and still get a nice shot. It is easy to use, the Canon is a digital SLR camera so there is more of a learning curve but I can also do more with it and take most of my shots in manual mode where I have total control over the settings.
Thanks Teresa! How much did you spend on the Canon and the extra wide-angle lens and where did you purchase? I am a novice when it comes to digital photography and typically leave it to the pros to photograph my listings for $60 per house, but I want to start taking the photos myself. Thanks again for your time.
Hopefully your own shadow does not appear in the photos you take of properties, like it did in this one. Ouch.