One of the pleasures of photographing homes comes from when you are able to spend enough time explore a site. Often you are able to discover a new perspective, when forms line up into an image that is both abstract and also describes the project in a fresh way. The front walkway, garage, and overhang provide this view of a project outside of Minneapolis.
Architect- http://rehkamplarson.com
Builder- http://www.hagstrombuilder.com
Photo- http://www.kengutmaker.com
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This is a great photo; and we wonder why people selling their homes don't take more in choosing the composition, perspective and lighting. We see a lot of amateurish house pics in our home inspection business. The seller would be better off having a professional photographer do these, to enhance the impression (and perceived value) of the house.