Real Estate Photography: Advice for first meeting with a realtor? |
| Advice for first meeting with a realtor? Posted: 08 Mar 2020 12:59 PM PDT Total newbie here. So I sent emails to a bunch of real estate agents in my area and I got my first reply. I'll be meeting him at his office and I was curious if some of you had any words of advice for me. Anything I should or shouldn't talk about on a first meeting? I'll be bringing my laptop in case he wants to see more of my work (he's already seen my website), but I'm hoping this will be a more casual talk. [link] [comments] |
| Looking to connect with fellow Denver/Boulder RE photographers to hire Posted: 08 Mar 2020 02:48 PM PDT Hello!! I love this subreddit, and am so glad something so specific exists.. it's been a fantastic resource. I hope this kind of post is allowed here. I'm hoping to connect with some fellow Denver/Boulder freelance real estate photographers. I'm currently a freelance photographer, spending about 75% of my time working with interior designers and architects and the other 25% shooting high-end, luxury modern real estate. As I shift my focus into architectural and design work, I'm trying to potentially bring on more photographers to work under me as there continues to be a growing demand for my real estate work. I'm trying not to come off as showy or big-headed here. I just have a good problem of having a lot of work coming my way that I can no longer execute by myself. There's a good chance that the work would be very, very consistent. I would handle all of the editing. If you are a freelance photographer in the Denver or Boulder area please comment or DM me. Thanks! [link] [comments] |
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