@Alexandra2127 this must be challenging for you. @Rebecca has mentioned me in that I might be able to help you. I am looking at the photos thinking what I see do I want to stay here. Unfortunately, the photos is what sells or markets the choice of accommodation to choose from another Hosts accommodation similar to mine in the same area.
I am trying to assist you with your choice of photos to present for your shared accommodation. You have good reviews. If you have guests staying from overseas often their lifestyle and living conditions are often different to ours and they may have different expectations. That is why your photos have to tell your story of what you have to offer.
My choice of opening photo would be the one that you like best. I think the photos of your living space and fire would look better than the outside with the parking space.
The other space I like was the work space in the bedroom because it was light looked good by the window. But you have different photos of the desk one with a plant on that looks good. Another the desk is beside different windo without a plant and 2 of the same. I think you only need one of them and I don't think you need the one with free parking on it.
The kitchen I like the one with the blue curtains but the second photo has different curtains. So I think this would confuse guests. To me it says what am I going to find.
I liked the photo of the outside patio especially the one with the bench seat and plants. Sometimes only one with the best view is best. You could have a photo of the big tree in flower/ blossom on would also look good.
I liked the photo with the car parking space with the flower pointing this out. But there are 2 others the same which I don't think are needed. Often presenting less is better.
I loved the view of your home with the snow. That is a good idea and you could have seasonal photos with the same view at different times of the year.
I hope these suggestions will help you with your choice of photos to present for your listing.
What I do is look at Airbnb listing's in my neighbourhood. I see what there photos they have to present their accommodation and do see that I like and can I do something similar.
The photo tips I have read say the best time to take photos is at midday in summer with the best light. I often take different photos around our Airbnb when I think the garden looks the best and our rooms are looking good with different light.
I hope my suggestions have helped and I always say to myself these photos are in a magazine or the realestate agents and the property is on the market to sell.
Thinking of you and take care
Laurelle .
Laurelle
