Great photo idea

by Heather on April 20, 2010

This is a great solution to the perennial problem in Real Estate Photo Taking 101 – the photographer usually can’t get a good shot of the bathroom without appearing in the photo, in the mirror.

Photo credit to Sheryl & Kenneth Lloyd of Realty Executives, for the home at 3220 E Carol Avenue in Phoenix. It’s a 5 bedroom, 3 bath home built in 1976 with 2838 square feet, listed for sale at $445,000. If you’re not already working with another Realtor and you’d like to see more of this home, please contact Chris and Heather.

Heather Barr is a Realtor and a happy workaholic. She eats more than someone her size ought to be able, and is a runner as a consequence. Her TiVo's full of spy thrillers, police procedurals and Whedonesque sci-fi.

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Pat April 20, 2010 at 6:46 am: awwwww, but I LOVE playing “look for the photographer” in bathroom photos!

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