Our best photography of 2021
While floor plans maybe where we started, photography is our greatest passion. As a creative agency, we have a great number of fantastic photographers on our books who spend their days driving the length and breadth of England snapping shots of the country’s finest homes for sale. We get to see their work during post production, and so do potential clients and agents once we’ve sent the finished product over, but some of their photos are just too good not to acknowledge.
To celebrate our photographer’s best bits we run a monthly photography competition, imaginatively called Photo of the Month, where we pit a selection of the month’s best shots against each other. It’s done anonymously and is voted on by our staff, who are fierce but fair critics!
Not only does it celebrate our photographers’ collective talents, it also promotes competition and keeps our team striving for greatness with each and every shot.
How is it judged?
At the end of every month, a selection of the top 10 — 15 photos chosen by our Head of Creative and Head of Photography are circulated via email to our staff. These are ranked and the top photo is crowned Photo of the Month. At the end of the year, all ‘Photo of the Month’ candidates are voted on and a Photo of the Year is awarded to the best of the best.
Take a look at some of our top photos of 2021
Rather than a monthly shot for December, we voted on the last 11 shots for 2021 and crowned Sara’s magnificent London snap the best. Though, we should say a special mention to Adam whose photos came out on top for four of the months.
Well done Sara and Adam!
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