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If you visit the Real Estate Photography Facebook community<\/a>, you’ll see many posts asking the group for tips on how to become more successful in this niche. So often, the conversation revolves around “scaling” your business and getting more and more volume and clients.<\/p>\n This may be one formula for success in “Real Estate Photography” but I don’t think it translates to the Luxury niche very well. Standard Real Estate photography is essentially delivering “good enough” at lightning-fast speeds. To move into the luxury niche, we have to obsess about quality, and still turn things around pretty quickly (relatively).<\/p>\n In this post, I’ll detail how I built my business into being almost exclusively a Luxury \/ High-End Real Estate<\/a> (and Architectural<\/a> \/ Interiors<\/a>) photographer in the Boulder, Colorado area.<\/p>\n My approach is quite different than what you’ll commonly hear from other Real Estate Photographers.<\/p>\n Here’s a video clip from a recent shoot. I use extensive lighting and a variety of lenses and techniques on each shoot. It is obviously not “turn-and-burn” work.<\/p>\n This shoot was not ultra high-end but the contractor hired me to capture the expensive remodel and upgrades in the home which were impressive.<\/p>\n