From quaint cabins in the woods to beautiful custom builds, for the next few months, we’ve got our sights set on a showcase of 2019 design trends and the best of the Alaskan winter backdrop at our fingertips.
We would love to provide you with real estate photography services that will surely leave you ringing in the New Year right!
Headshots aren’t just for actors and entertainers anymore. Anyone in the business world that communicates online should have a headshot – and update it regularly. This is especially true for real estate agents, because as every good agent knows, a big part of what you’re selling is you!
If you’re a real estate agent in Anchorage, Eagle River, or the Palmer/Wasilla area and you either haven’t taken a headshot or still have one from pre-Internet days, it’s time to contact a headshot photographer and get in front of the camera again.
The World Is More Digital Than Ever
If a strange number calls your phone, you might Google it to see who is calling. If you’re working a new territory, you’ll probably end up looking at local restaurant reviews to find a good place for lunch. In fact, if you have any questions or need any information, you’re probably going to search online.
As the world gets more of its information digitally, it’s important to have an online presence. Recruiters, clients, and colleagues may look you up on LinkedIn, Twitter, or just a regular search engine to get to know you. A professional headshot from a skilled real estate photographer makes a good impression and helps form a connection before you even meet.
Your Appearance Has Probably Changed Since Your Last Headshot
A good headshot reflects who you are...today. Sure, you may not be using your headshot on a dating website, but we all know how awkward you can feel when you are expecting to meet someone and a “different person” shows up. If you have lost or gained weight, changed your hairstyle, or adopted any other sort of new look, it’s time to update your headshot.
You Need Variety
Headshots don’t have to be stiff and serious. If you want to portray a more fun image, get a headshot that reflects that part of your personality. Just think about what message your headshot is sending to potential clients. It all depends on who your audience is and who you’re trying to attract.
Your Current Headshot Is a Selfie
Sure, cameras are taking better and better pictures these days. But if your headshot only shows half of your face at a high angle, people will only think one thing: you just put a selfie on your LinkedIn. Anyone can agree that a professional photo, taken by someone else, sends a more grown-up message than a selfie or a “mirror pic.”
Why Not?
Luckily, headshots don’t require a lot of setup. Anyone can get a professional headshot done quickly and for an affordable price. Send potential clients the right message by updating your headshot today.
If you’re a real estate agent in the Anchorage, Eagle River, or Palmer/Wasilla areas, getting a professional headshot is easier than ever. The team at DMD knows how important headshots are in today’s digital world. We can come to you and take headshots that will be in your hands (or on your computer) in no time.
Fill out this business portrait request and we will set up an appointment with you ASAP.
It’s that time again!
Twice a year, we photograph the winners for Alaska’s Best Kitchens. This edition featured L-shaped kitchens. Wraparound kitchens. Kitchens with enormous islands. Kitchens with absolutely no island. Some people who went light and bright… and others who opted for darker tones.
There’s Hollie Ruocco of Creative Kitchen Designs, who solved homeowners’ issue with their closed-off kitchen by removing an entire wall. Then topped it off by adding some beach flair.
Homeowners who managed to not only solve the problem of their previous kitchen’s dreadful layout but do so on a budget – while also turning part of the space into a home office!
The married couple in Anchorage who solved the unenviable problem of having a kitchen with only a single window. They scoured the area for light toned materials and got creative with LEDs.
Danielle Bohn of Dura Supreme Cabinets, who followed the homeowners’ initial request by providing them with a design that didn’t “change the basic footprint”… but also included a second design that involved some bigger structural changes – which they naturally fell in love with.
Kevin Clarkson, who refused to be trapped by the cramped area of his original space and – wait for it – managed to transform an exterior deck into his new kitchen. Yes, we were suitably impressed.
And finally, the couple who knew it was time to deal with their kitchen when they started using SpongeBob duct tape to hold up peeling vinyl. (Why not just regular duct tape? We didn’t ask...)
So there’s a lot of variety to be found in the contest winners – not to mention some great stories about how each of them did it. Congratulations to all the winners on a job well done!
