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With house prices surging across Australia in the past year, the demand for properties in the market has become increasingly competitive.

When you're on a shoot there are so many things to keep in mind, remember that missing small details can happen occasionally. We sat down with BoxBrownie.com Director and Photographer, Brad Filliponi, to create a checklist to follow before you start taking property photos.

Having been in the real-estate industry for years, we noticed there was a huge gap in the market for easy-to-use, fast and high-quality photo editing. BoxBrownie.com wanted to change this, by providing an online hub for all things digital. We offer a wide range of services to everyone from real-estate agents to developers, professional photographers to amateurs and online retailers.

There are generally a few basic rules that are followed to make photographs stand out, we have a few tips you can use to get that stand out shot.

For most of us taking a shot of a house is just a matter of point and shoot. But to get images that really show the characteristics of a home it involves a few professional tricks.

It is essential to ensure that your photo-shoot runs smoothly, this not only helps to get you to the next job quickly but it also keeps your client happy. We sat down with Brad and asked him for some tips on ensuring you have everything ready before you get to the shoot.

It’s often the larger areas that are hard to capture and can appear smaller on camera. These are also the shots that you want to get right, as they are generally a key feature of a property.

Real estate is all about position and privacy, you want to ensure you are capturing the property and not the neighbors.

Making a bathroom look good with real estate photography is no easy task, there are tricks that photographers use to make them look simple and fresh.