Share Tweet Share Photographing the PropertyTime to start shooting!Photographing the Property - Later on in this book/section, I will describe each room found in most average sized properties. I'll also explain how best to approach each one individually, but first I would like to cover the following;1Setting up the Camera2Setting up the Lights and Lighting3Exposure and why it is important to get it right; Aperture/Shutter Speed4Making the Most of Fittings and Props5Dealing with Reflections6Photographing Individual RoomsEach of the above sections continues on from the last so there is no need to keep coming back to this list. However, please use the index of pages to your right (or below if on a Smartphone).There is a lot to do before you even start photographing the property, it's all about organisation and preparation. If you get into some sort of routine with your business, you will flourish.Become an expert at each point whether it is: Building a website Dealing with potential clients Pricing your business to suit your demograph check The photography bit check After sales and promotionIf you take it seriously enough, you could make a nice career or even part time business from property photography. What better way to spend your days noseying around people's lovely houses whilst earning a living? Next Page - Setting Up The Camera