Many agents rely on listing photos—but few are taught how to judge quality. Learn what makes a real estate photo truly effective in today’s market.

Real estate photography rates in Texas can range from $100 to over $1,200 per shoot in 2025. Fresh Listing Photos breaks down what you’re really paying for—and where the value lies.

Drone photography may look impressive, but it’s not always the right choice for Texas listings. Fresh Listing Photos explains when aerial shots help—and when they could actually turn buyers away.

Most photographers in North Texas use HDR and outsource editing overseas—leading to inaccurate colors and flat, generic photos. This post compares HDR to flambient photography, showing how flash-based lighting and in-person editing result in brighter, truer images that help listings stand out and support your brand as a Texas REALTOR®.

Wondering how to get a home ready for real estate photos? From cleaning tips to curb appeal strategies, this guide walks you through everything sellers need to do before the photographer arrives — so your listing stands out from the start.

Want to make sure your real estate photos truly help sell your listing? These top tips—straight from Fresh Listing Photos—can help Texas agents get the most out of every photoshoot in 2025.

While virtual tours and drone footage are popular real estate tools in 2025, they aren’t always the best fit for every Texas listing. Michelle Bollinger of Fresh Listing Photos shares when to use them—and when to skip them

Flambient photography, wide-angled room shots, and professional flash lighting are changing how Texas listings attract buyers in 2025. Learn the best tools and techniques to create real estate photos that truly sell.

Discover the top real estate photography trends for 2025 that help Texas agents attract more buyers — from flambient lighting to true-to-life editing. Learn how Michelle at Fresh Listing Photos delivers high-quality, MLS-ready images without relying on drones or gimmicks.