Capturing amenities

When photographing luxury amenities, capture the unique features and facilities that go above and beyond what is typically found in standard accommodations, such as the spaces below:

When capturing common amenities, it is best to include them in the overview of the room rather than focusing on close-up details. For unique amenities like fireplaces or musical instruments, styling can enhance their appeal, such as having the fireplace lit or slightly adjusting the position of the piano chair to show the piano keys.

When capturing outdoor amenities, aim for compositions that minimize background distractions and highlight views, foliage, and other relevant elements. The focus should be on showcasing the amenity within its surroundings, as these features can often be significant selling points for potential renters.

When you encounter accessible features, it is important to incorporate them into the room's overview. By including these features in the overview, potential guests can easily identify and understand the accessibility of the space.

*The following amenities not required unless stated in the assignment shotlist.
When photographing multi-family dwellings, such as apartments, condos, townhouses, etc., capture the unique offerings and amenities that set them apart from typical listings. These features are crucial selling points that showcase the exceptional value and appeal of the listing. Only include them if they are available to guests.