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Wet Weather Makes It Difficult, But Not Impossible

Tuesday, 17 October 2017 by
When should you just bite the bullet and go ahead on rainy days? Well, I will not go if the weather is dangerous and causing flooding, but that is a given. However, if it is not torrential rain, there are tricks we have up our sleeves to get things done! They might not look quite
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Timing of a Shoot is Important

Tuesday, 08 August 2017 by
Bullsnest can shoot a home at any time of the day, and will take bookings as such. However, if you have a hero shot that must be pristine, take a look at where the property is in relation to the sun. If the shot is backlit, the colours never look as fabulous because of the
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Be Ready for Your Photography

Friday, 16 September 2016 by
If you have not de-cluttered, moved cars out of driveways, stripped items from bathroom, etc., more time is either taken for the images, or they are taken as is (depending on the condition). Clean homes are in high demand as well as photographing better. It helps with credibility of your photos as photoshopping any image can
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The best angle for a room depends on perspective

Wednesday, 13 July 2016 by
              I just saw a post by a real estate agent sharing what their franchise thinks as being the best angle for a room. They suggest that corner to corner is the best. Best for what? It was meant as a sweeping statement to be shared, but could result in
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Smell creates an emotion and buying is emotional

Sunday, 05 June 2016 by
Buying a home is one of the most emotional and stressful times of your life. So dont have someone walk away from your property with a bad smell in their nose. Smell has been proven to evoke all emotions and can result in interest turning to disinterest as it can in fact be longer lasting
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New Service: Elevated Exterior Shots

Tuesday, 31 May 2016 by
  People love to see a full picture of a property and really understand the full layout of the land. I have been trying for a long time to find a solution for elevated shots that does not invlude me throwing my tripod up as high as I could reach (yes, I often did this with risk
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