VHT Studios’ founder and CEO, Brian Balduf, has been quite busy recently being interviewed, filmed, and providing information on the company’s newest service, Google Business Photos! The new service is designed to help all types of retailers grow their customer base by letting Google’s millions of users ‘See Inside’ and
VHT Studios, the nationwide leader in real estate photography and digital marketing, recently announced today the launch of “See Inside Photography for Google.” The new service combines VHT Studios’ stunning photography and Google’s Street View virtual tour technology. It offers retail shops, restaurants, doctors’ offices, salons, gyms, and other small
If New York-based photographer Elizabeth Dooley could describe her job in four words, she’d say: extreme real estate photography. Whatever it takes to get the shot – climbing a rickety water tower above the Manhattan skyline in a dress and flip flops, climbing out a high-rise window, clambering up
The value of having professional photos taken for your house listings has been thoroughly documented. A well-composed photo using professional quality equipment can make a huge difference in how potential buyers perceive your listing. But recently, the photographic spotlight has been stolen by an application created for the amateur photographer.
Welcome back! Before we jump into the good, the bad, and the ugly in 2013 real estate marketing, let’s take one last trip down memory lane as we present VHT’s most “liked” photos of 2012! #5. Sunset on the Hudson New York, NY Photographer: Tina Gallo Edited by: VHT Studios
Potential home buyers need to look at listing photos photos again with a morecritical eye. That is what Brian Balduf, chairman of VHT, recently told Melinda Fulmer of MSN Real Estate . Most home shoppers these dayswill take two or three quick passes through a set of photos before they
“Photography is at the center of all your marketing,” VHT CEO Brian Balduf recently told Amy Hoak of MarketWatch. “It’s not just documenting that there is a house for sale. You want people to say ‘What a house,’ and be motivated enough to take action.” And given that highly visual
Homes have different personalities when the sun goes down. And even if you are looking at the exact same home or room, perceptions of it can vary greatly between being photographed in the daylight or after the sun has set. The following photos are of the same room, one snapped
VHT Chairman, Brian Balduf, recently sat down Chicago Tribune journalist Mary Umberger to discuss the importance of professional photography in real estate listing photos. Here is an excerpt from the interview, and you can read the entire thing here! Q: What goes into good real estate photography? A: It’s harder
A few weeks ago I posted about the misconception that having a million dollar listing means you don’t have to worry about home presentation. Homes, especially luxury homes, do not sell themselves. Once again, I ask why homeowners, the majority of whom are selling their largest asset, allow their listing