Melbourne is a design centric city. Our guests are often looking for more than just a place to sleep; they are looking for an experience that reflects the character of the neighborhood. A listing in Fitzroy needs to feel artistic and textural, while a penthouse in the CBD should feel sleek and sophisticated. Architectural photography allows us to highlight these specific traits through carefully curated detail shots and environmental portraits of the property.

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While we’re talking about the camera’s position, we have to talk about the "leaning walls" syndrome. If you want your listing to look like it belongs in a design gallery, your vertical lines must be straight.

This means your camera needs to be perfectly level. If you tilt your camera down to see more of the floor, or up to see the light fixture, your walls will start to look like they’re falling over. In the industry, we call this "converging verticals," and it’s the fastest way to make a professional Airbnb photoshoot look amateur (it’s also a common giveaway when someone’s hired the wrong kind of shooter; say, a real estate photographer melbourne who’s moving too fast and relying on heavy wide-angle rather than careful leveling).