Is this even a thing? (Property/Real Estate - midrange)

You may be right.

This is a fair comment. I have been accredited to work for a high end outfit who don't currently use me as I don't do floor plans. My HDR is very straightforward image fusion without too much of anything, but I take your point. 90 percent of the time the metered exposure would do the job, but by batch processing brackets for the whole the set of images I get better consistency.

I am battling with using a narrower angle. The way things are set up here, listings go up on via a national website and are viewed as a slideshow. I never shoot verticals, for example, because they would be indiscernable at such tiny sizes. By shooting wide I can crop out cielings and roads for example, and still have lots of pixels.

I follow Scott on Flickr and PFRE, I should take your advice. Maybe I am winging it. I use 3 SB's - I'd love a few more. The houses I shoot aren't massive like some of the places he shoots. Again I take your point though.

The agent who uses me thought my photos were better than their own - theirs are by no means bad, but their clients tell me they went with the agent on the basis that that I would be shooting their home. They have the option. I'd like to post a link to their page but it might not be a good idea.

Thanks for your thoughtful feedback.

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