“Discover the easy method for taking your own incredible, interior photographs with a simple camera setup, even if you have NO KNOWLEDGE OF PHOTOGRAPHY."

 

“Whether you are an INTERIOR DESIGNER, REAL ESTATE AGENT, HOME IMPROVEMENT SPECIALIST, BUILDER or other business owner who wants to know how to photograph interiors,
 this book is for you!”

"You’ll improve your business image!"

"SALES WILL SKYROCKET!"

 

 

 

 

 

Dear Friend,

Are you professional with a need for great interior photographs?

Is paying thousands of dollars for a professional photographer every time you need interior photographs taken out of the question?

Is the quality of the photographs you take literally hurting your business image?

Could you use some guidance from an expert on how to make sure the photographs you take, print and put on your website look professional?

Do you wish you had a real-life expert to help you?

…An expert who once owned a decorating business and went on to become a professional photographer and has had many photographs published in books and decorating magazines?  A former business owner who truly understands THE VALUE OF GOOD PHOTOGRAPHY?

If so, I’m ready to help YOU.

If you have SEARCHED for books on photographing interiors, you know that the few books available on this topic seem to be written for professional photographers.  They assume you are using a professional camera and lighting equipment, and that you already have a deep knowledge and understanding of photography.  A simple solution for those who know little or nothing about photography hasn't been available...until now.

How much does it cost to hire a professional interior/architectural photographer?

Most people are SHOCKED when they find out.  The “day rate” for a typical photographer in this profession will often start around $1200 or $1500 up to thousands of dollars per day.  Then there are customarily additional charges, such as travel costs and retouching fees.  What usually surprises people the most, however, is that after you pay all this money, you do not actually own the photographs.  That’s right.  The photographer usually retains the copyright and will charge you “usage fees.”  This is essentially the photographer’s way of licensing the rights to use the photographs to you.  The licensing rates vary depending on what you plan to use the photographs for (ie. brochures, websites, newsletters, magazines).

Save money by taking great photographs with your own camera!

 

“My easy, PROVEN, 30-LESSON book will teach you to take better interior photographs with your own camera than you've ever taken before, while you improve your business and increase sales... FAST"

 

I teach you what you need to know (without boring you with the all stuff you don't need to know).

My book includes 30 simple lessons to help you improve your interior photography with a simple, digital camera while having fun.  It is the best kind of course.  You work at your own pace.  Best of all, there are no exams or grades.  You will see how much you've learned
by the huge improvement in your photographs!

 

Here’s just SOME of what you’ll learn from "How to Photograph Interiors When You Barely Know How to Work a Camera"

  • What kind of camera you need (and it doesn't have to be a big, expensive or professional one!)  The camera you already own might be perfect.

  • What kind of lighting works best

  • When you should use a FLASH (and when you shouldn't)

  • How to avoid underexposure (your rooms looking too dark)

  • How to get great exposures even if you don't want to learn the technical side of photography

  • How to accessorize and stage a room for photographs

  • How to prepare your images for print, WEBSITES and email (including how to maintain the highest-quality with the fastest downloading time)

  • Many other tips for more beautiful and more professional-looking photographs

 

 

For a LIMITED TIME ONLY, this book will also include:

BONUS #1: A sample model release form (This is a form you can have property owners sign, giving you permission to use photographs of their interiors on your website, in your advertising, newsletter or other promotional materials.)

BONUS #2: A checklist of what to bring with you on a "photo shoot"

BONUS #3: A checklist to remind you what to look for each time you take a photograph

BONUS#4: A section on "How to Market Your Business With Great Interior Photographs"

 

I am so confident you are going to love this book that I am offering a full, 100% money-back guarantee.  If it does not meet your expectations and does not help you to take significantly better interior photographs that you were taking before, simply return it within 30 days for a full refund.

 

 Here's what others are saying about "How to Photograph Interiors When You Barely Know How to Work a Camera":

 

"Because I am a designer, I thought I could take good pictures. Boy was I wrong!  My designs would look fabulous in person, but the photos were so awful that my portfolio looked amateurish.  Just a few of your simple tips have made an amazing difference in my photos.  Now prospects "ooh" and "ahh" over my portfolio, and I sell almost every consultation I go to.  I even got one of my photos into a national magazine!  Can you believe that?  Thanks, Barb!"
 
Nika Stewart
The Designers' Success Coach

 

"Barbara Lane’s book is a MUST for anyone who depends on photographs to heighten visibility and generate revenue for their business.  Her invaluable information guides any level photographer through the process of choosing the right equipment, understanding camera settings and orchestrating the ideal shot. The clear, concise advice gives readers the confidence to practice and perfect their photography skills.  I highly recommend “How to Photograph Interiors” to interior designers, redesigners, home stagers and real estate agents."

Sandy Dixon, Interior Arrangements, Inc.
www.interiorarrangements.com

 

"Thank you, Barbara!!  Your article written for NRI’s newsletter was packed with invaluable information.  So often we struggle with our marketing campaigns but your ideas on how to “market with photography” were like a breath of fresh air.
You not only offered a new and innovative approach but one that is visually exciting and FUN as well!"
 
Victoria Palmer
www.nationalredesigninstitute.com

 

How much would it cost to take an introductory photography class at a local college?

If you wanted to take one in my area of the U.S., the cost would be several hundred dollars at a community college, over $1200 at a local state college, and $2400 at a local private college, just for "Photography 101."  Of course, that would not include your application fee, registration fee for the college or the price of any textbooks required.  You would probably need to purchase an SLR film camera with interchangeable lenses that you might never use again and would most likely cost over $500.  Here's the kicker, though-- you would probably learn NOTHING about how to photograph interiors.  Sure you would learn all about the technical part of photography-- the "f-stops" and "shutter speeds" and "apertures," but you would probably not be any more prepared to photograph interiors than you were before you took the class.

 

So how much will it cost to invest in yourself and your business, improve your interior photographs and business image-- all to increase your sales at the same time? 

 
Just $49.95

And don't forget it comes with a full, 100% money-back guarantee!


 

 

Don't wait to order this incredible package.  It will change your business forever, and will most certainly change the way everyone looks at your business!

Wishing you loads of success and beautiful photographs,

Barbara Lane
Professional Photographer

PS - This edition with its current bonuses at this price is a limited time offer so make sure you buy your copy now!

 

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