On November 22 2013, the Globe and Mail featured a property listed by real estate agent George Niblock. Thanks George, for giving us the opportunity to photograph such a unique and beautiful home!
Check out the original article in the Globe and Mail to learn how this modern structure of steel and wood came to be. [READ GLOBE & MAIL ARTICLE HERE]
If you are interested in checking out this great home, you’re too late! The home sold within five days for the full asking price.
Recently, QStudios was asked to photograph the newest health spa in Oakville, Zenbar Healing Studio, located at 487 Cornwall Road Unit 9.
Good luck to Carrie and her great staff.
When you book a photoshoot with us, usually it is assumed that the home will be photo-ready on the day/time that the photoshoot is scheduled.
What exactly do we mean photo-ready? To us, when the photographer arrives, the photographer should be ready to shoot 
immediately.
What is ‘not’ photo-ready? There are too many reasons for a house not to be ready to photograph. For starters, if the home has the following lying around, it is a good indication that the home is not ready for photos:
If you need help getting your home ready, please read a blog post we wrote back in March 2011 that will give some tips to get the home ready.
Please read:Â Getting Your Home Ready For Real Estate Photos
If you feel that the listing will not be ready for the scheduled date/time, please call us ASAP to reschedule. Please remember that we require 24hrs notice to cancel/reschedule a listing. There will be a small penalty fee for cancellations with less than 24 hours notice, or if the photographer shows up to the home and the home cannot be photographed.
I’d like to share this article by Brendon DeSimone, published by Forbes (through Zillow) discussing the importance of real estate photography… But you already where we stand on that 😉
http://www.forbes.com/sites/zillow/2012/11/20/photos-of-your-home-matter-in-real-estate/
About the author, Brendon DeSimone is a licensed Realtor and an HGTV real estate expert.
The feature home of the week in the Saturday October 27th edition of the National Post Real Estate section, was one that we were privileged to have photographed for listing agent, Dean Swanson of Royal LePage Real Estate Services. Â It is an absolutely gorgeous home located in SE Oakville. Thanks Dean!
Please check it out:
QStudios was honoured to be published again, this time in the recent Spring 2012 edition of Luxury Home Canada Magazine (page 110). Again, we would like to thank Ramsin, Kate S. and everyone from Khachi Design Group for giving us this great opportunity.
I just came across this article written by Amy Hoak/Wall Street Journal that discusses the importance of real estate photography in selling your home…
Amy interviews a Chicago based photographer and he discusses some of his tips on how to get your property are the best it can be.
Check it out: http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10000872396390444812704577605310134435428.html?mod=e2tw
We have a new phone number, (289) 813-9151. Please feel free to contact us with any questions or comments. If you wish to touch base via email, please use the contact form.
I came across this last month, and only now have had a chance to blog about it.
Basically the home had rental tenants that were not being cooperative, and did everything they could to make the home less appealing. There was even a shot with a lady sleeping in a messy bed, which has now been removed from the listing.
You can see the original article here: http://tinyurl.com/7yf2wo7
We only hope that we never encounter a place like this 🙂
It’s an honour to have one of our photo’s published on Canadian House and Home website. Our thanks goes to Kate and everyone at the Khachi Design team.
Here’s the link! Â House and Home