From the approach to the interior
Cedar Creek Real Estate Photography

For a property in Cedar Creek, Texas, plan the photographs around arrival, the home and the outdoor spaces a buyer can actually use. This guide concerns the Cedar Creek area near Bastrop and Austin. Include the full address and ZIP code when requesting coverage so the location is clear.
Austin 360’s real estate photography options provide the starting point for the still-image gallery. Current residential pricing lists Basic at $195 for 25 photos and Fill the MLS at $275 for 40. Confirm address coverage, travel, additional structures and any separate media in the quote.
Build a sequence from the approach to the backyard
Consider this hypothetical brief for a home with a landscaped approach, covered porch and connected kitchen and living room. Begin with a view that identifies the house and entrance. Follow it with the porch from an angle that shows its relationship to the front door. Inside, establish the living area and kitchen together before photographing each room’s useful features.
Continue through the doorway leading outside, then show the actual patio and yard. This transition matters: a close photograph of outdoor furniture cannot explain whether the space sits beside the kitchen or across the grounds. Finish with a wider setting image only when it adds a relationship the closer views leave unresolved.
Choose image count by the spaces to explain
Make a coverage list before choosing the package: principal rooms, secondary rooms, arrival, outdoor living and any separately agreed structures. A compact home may need fewer viewpoints than a property with several useful exterior areas. A larger image allowance is worthwhile when it covers additional information; it need not become a quota of repeated kitchen angles.
Identify the opening MLS photograph, any image intended for a printed brochure and the website hero. Share the intended print size or website crop before delivery. The same composition may not suit a narrow vertical brochure cover and a wide web banner.
Add an aerial or film for a different question
An aerial overview can connect a house, driveway, yard and detached building when those relationships are difficult to see from the ground. It does not verify acreage, ownership or surveyed boundaries. Supply accurate property documentation if an annotation is requested, and have the intended representation reviewed before publication.
A property film instead follows movement: the arrival, a route through the rooms or the transition onto a porch. Compare real estate video options when that sequence matters. Ask separately about capture, duration, website and social versions, and scheduling; the existence of a photo package does not establish a video inclusion.
Prepare access and distinguish local context
Clear the drive and porch, arrange access through each gate, and identify any areas excluded from the appointment. Explain whether outdoor furniture, vehicles, pets or maintenance work will affect the sequence. If a particular window view matters, identify the room and direction rather than requesting “all the views.”
McKinney Roughs Nature Park has a Cedar Creek address, according to LCRA. That makes it a possible community reference, not an amenity supplied with a home. Confirm the listing’s actual relationship to any park or golf destination and label separately commissioned area photographs as community context. Avoid unsupported travel-time or access claims.
Send the property address and coverage list to request a photography quote.
A closer look
Make the transition easy to see.


Current residential photo options
Choose the coverage that fits.
Photo, aerial, video, and tour coverage can be planned around the property and deadline. See current pricing and add-ons, then ask about your project for a final quote.
A connected presentation
From the approach to the rooms inside.
Photography and video that keep the property’s important spaces connected.
