Photographing Bathrooms
Room-by-Room Guide | 7 min read
Bathrooms are often the smallest and most challenging rooms to photograph, but they're important to buyers, especially en-suites and family bathrooms.
Set your camera at approximately waist height (90-100cm). This shows the basin, bath, and shower at their most flattering angles.
In small bathrooms, shoot from the doorway, it's often the only position that captures the full room. In larger bathrooms, you have more flexibility to choose your angle.
Bathrooms often have poor natural light. Turn on all bathroom lights and consider bounce flash to fill shadows. Be careful with flash near mirrors, it will create a bright hotspot.
Key Takeaways
- Shoot from the doorway in small bathrooms for the widest view
- Remove ALL personal toiletries, no exceptions
- Watch for your reflection in mirrors and glass, shoot at angles
- Fresh, matching white towels transform bathroom photographs
- Always close the toilet lid and remove the toilet brush