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If you’ve ever dreamed of escaping to a cozy, design-forward A-frame in the woods, this Waterbury, Vermont short-term rental might just be your ideal getaway. And as a Vermont short-term rental photographer, this is the kind of space that makes my creative heart sing.

If you’ve ever wondered, “What photos do I really need for my Airbnb?”—this post is for you. ​ In a sea of beautiful listings, it’s the ones with clean, well-lit, thoughtfully styled images that get the most clicks (and the best guests). Your photos are your first impression—and often your only chance to convince someone to book. ​ As a Vermont-based STR photographer, I’ve helped dozens of hosts create photo galleries that actually convert.

If you've ever scrolled through Airbnb listings or Pinterest-worthy brand shoots and thought, “Why does this space feel so cozy and fresh?”—chances are, it was styled with two simple ingredients: plants and food. ​ These natural, everyday items bring life, warmth, and personality into your photos—whether you're styling a short-term rental, prepping for a branding session, or photographing interiors for a product shoot.

This past September, I was happy to be back at Sterling Ridge Resort, located in beautiful Jeffersonville, Vermont, to photograph the newest addition to their year-round lodging options, the gorgeously renovated A-Frame cabin nestled right in the heart of the Green Mountains. Not only is the location of the lodge incredible, Barb & George of the resort are some of the nicest and truly down to earth people I've ever met. I'm so glad to have had this opportunity to photograph