A two-story family home, photographed empty and ready to list. Twenty-three frames, sequenced the way a buyer walks it: in from the curb, through the great room and kitchen, up to the primary suite and bedrooms, then out to the screened lanai and the pond behind the house.
Inside, each frame is a bracket of exposures blended together, so the ceiling, the tile and the shadow under the island all hold detail in one picture, with the overheads on for warmth.
Shot at 16 mm from roughly counter height, with walls and door frames kept vertical. Rooms are framed from a corner so two walls show; outside, the facade is shot square on so the house sits level and centered.
The order follows the path a buyer takes on a showing, so the listing tells them how the rooms connect, not just what each one looks like.
Every frame on this page in one continuous path, curb to pond. It drifts on its own; hover or touch to pause, drag or use the arrows to move, click any frame to see it full size.