People are now living in a digital world and searching for property online has never been easier and it is the fastest way to search for a house or commercial property. Great quality photographs are becoming essential if you are buying, selling or renting (a picture speaks a thousand words), bad photography is not going to tickle anybody’s property taste buds…

I’m a professional photographer and I will make sure you get the best results to make your property appeal to potential buyers. Photographing interiors is a specialist skill, knowing how to light and balance the outside world with the inside furnishings takes time and the right equipment. A set of beautiful images will leave a lasting impression on your internet property browsers.

Getting your home to stand out against a monopoly board of internet property options has got to be your first hurdle. The visual impact of beautiful images is going to stop buyers in there search tracks. Badly lit, poorly composed and blurred images will leave you in the definite no pile of properties to view. Professional images will encourage buyers to check your property out.

Get in touch with me if you’d like to know more or to book an appointment for me to photograph your property. 01642 355205 studio@garywalsh.co.uk

Sunrise on Saltburn beach, shared with a runner, 2 photographers and 3 dog walkers…

18th February 2017, armed with my ipod, a camera, a tripod, a shutter release cable and a couple of filters I decided (after checking the weather on my iphone) to head to Saltburn at around 5.30am.  My motivation was to try out some new kit and have a play with a few new filters.  Driving along the parkway and seeing a flash of red in the dark morning sky, I knew that falling out of bed early was a good move.  Stood on the beach at 6am ready to capture the sunrise listening to Elvis belting out The Wonder of You, what better way could there be to start a Saturday morning.

Did I mention that I love my hobby!  Being in control of my camera, knowing exactly how to get the best out of it and capturing a scene how I’d visualised it, all takes practice and I’m constantly practicing.

I cannot teach anybody anything.  I can only make them think… Socrates