Real Estate Photography in Park Ridge, IL
Park Ridge runs on prewar brick, oak trim and tight lots, and the listings that sell there are the ones photographed with that in mind. Here’s how we shoot Park Ridge, what it costs, and two local jobs that looked nothing alike.
Real Estate Photography in Schaumburg, IL
Schaumburg sells fast and sells above list, and a big share of its inventory is condos and townhomes that look identical in the MLS data. Here is how we shoot them, and what it costs.
Your Exterior Photos Have a Shelf Life
A house listed in March gets photographed in March — bare beds, grey lawn, an empty deck. Same house, worse listing, and no editing fixes it. Here’s the workaround, and the window it depends on.
One Room Carries This Gallery
Some listings have a single room that decides the whole shoot. At 60 E Hattendorf Ave in Roselle, IL it is a living room with a cathedral ceiling, a fireplace, and a wall of bay windows. Ogi Optics delivered the full Pro package for Mark Kelner — photography, cinematic video, drone, walkthrough, and floor plan.
Buyers Rank Photo Count Last. Here's What They Actually Want.
When buyers were asked what they prioritize while screening listings online, accurate room measurements and floor plans came out on top. Photo quantity came out last. And 1 in 10 buyers say they will not book a showing at all without seeing a floor plan first — 10% of your buyer pool gone before anyone evaluates your photos. Here's what Chicagoland realtors should take from that.
404 Lincoln St, Harvard, IL — Real Estate Photography & Property Walkthrough
From the street, 404 Lincoln St in Harvard, IL looks exactly like it always has — covered porch, bay window, classic proportions. Inside, it has been completely rebuilt. Ogi Optics delivered listing photography and a property walkthrough for Carlos Garcia, and this is how we sequenced a renovated listing so buyers get the answer they are actually looking for in the first two frames.