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Making Your Home Picture Perfect

They say a picture is worth a thousand words. That's why getting the right photos of your home are critical.

Before having your home photographed or, in some cases, videotaped, you'll want to make sure that it's in the best possible shape. But what exactly does that mean?

Getting your home ready for a photo shoot is not quite the same as getting it ready to have dinner guests. Yes, there are the same cleaning rituals such as dusting, and picking up items lying around the house. But making a home picture perfect is about creating an atmosphere that's welcoming, interesting, and beckons viewers.

How is that done? Professional home photographers use the right equipment to get the job done. Wide angle lens to make the home look larger and show off adjacent rooms in a single photo are one good method. Early morning and late afternoon photo shoots make use of the best lighting times in the day.

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Staging for The Five Senses

Today's sellers are on the hunt for creative ways to ramp up their marketing. It is a necessity in today's tough market to have several tricks up your sleeve.

The idea is nothing new, but more and more sellers are beginning to discover the power of "staging."

In today's article, we will focus on staging for the five senses. Human beings are a sensory species. Our judgement and emotions are strongly influenced by what our senses tell us.

To harness the full power of staging, it's time you covered the basics.

1. Sight: This one is pretty obvious! Your rooms should be tidy and uncluttered. Photos, trophies, and kids' artwork should be replaced with simple, classic decor. A buyer needs to be able to imagine their own life in your home. If your budget allows, you may want to temporarily store outdated and oversized furniture. Rent new, modern pieces to create a simple and clean design.

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About Blythe

About Blythe Creek If there is anyone who knows the communities and activities from Sandy to Mt. Hood, it is certainly Blythe! Although her youth was spent on horses in California and later Lake Oswego, Blythe moved to the area while attending college in 1974. ... Read More