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A Vermont vacation stay photographer's honest gut-check for hosts who want more bookings, higher nightly rates, and fewer empty calendar days. Here's an uncomfortable but important question every short-term rental host should ask before touching their listing description or dropping their nightly rate again: would you actually book your own Airbnb, based on the photos alone? Not the property. Not the hot tub, the mountain view, or the fact that you personally know how comfort

If your listing has been sitting flat lately — fewer inquiries, slower bookings, guests scrolling right past you — your photos are probably the first place to look. Not your rates. Not your amenities. Your photos. Here's the thing about vacation rental platforms: guests aren't reading your listing first. They're scanning it. And in that first two seconds of scroll, your photos are doing almost all the work of convincing someone this is where they want to spend their weekend,

I have photographed a lot of Airbnb listings. Vermont cabins tucked into the Green Mountains, lakeside cottages with jaw-dropping views, farmhouses with wide plank floors and woodstoves that smell like winter — and also, honestly, some spaces that had every ingredient for a stunning listing but were completely invisible on the platform because no one had ever given them the visual attention they deserved.

I have photographed a lot of Airbnb listings. Vermont cabins tucked into the Green Mountains, lakeside cottages with jaw-dropping views, farmhouses with wide plank floors and woodstoves that smell like winter — and also, honestly, some spaces that had every ingredient for a stunning listing but were completely invisible on the platform because no one had ever given them the visual attention they deserved.

I have photographed a lot of Airbnb listings. Vermont cabins tucked into the Green Mountains, lakeside cottages with jaw-dropping views, farmhouses with wide plank floors and woodstoves that smell like winter — and also, honestly, some spaces that had every ingredient for a stunning listing but were completely invisible on the platform because no one had ever given them the visual attention they deserved.

In today’s competitive short-term rental market, standing out as an Airbnb host takes more than a clean space and a friendly bio. One of the smartest — and most underused — investments you can make is professional drone photography. At Spacial Harmony Photography, we specialize in aerial Airbnb photography that helps Vermont hosts showcase their properties from a whole new perspective, attract more bookings, and command higher nightly rates from the very first scroll.

Whether you're a brand new Airbnb host in Vermont, a seasoned short-term rental owner in the Adirondacks, or somewhere in between, the fundamentals of a thriving Airbnb business are the same: great photos, a listing that converts, smart pricing, and guests who leave raving. This guide covers all of it — with real, actionable Airbnb host tips built for the New England and New York market. Part One: Airbnb Photography Tips — Because Your Airbnb Aesthetic Is Your First Impressi

If you’ve ever dreamed of turning a cozy cabin, stylish condo, or lakeside retreat into a passive income stream, you’re not alone. The short-term rental market—through platforms like Airbnb and Vrbo—has exploded in popularity, and for good reason. Today we’re diving into one of the biggest benefits of owning a short-term rental property: flexibility and income potential. Whether you're a full-time investor or a homeowner testing the waters, STRs offer powerful perks—especiall

If you're a short-term rental owner, you've probably heard it before: photos are everything. They’re your first impression on Airbnb, your silent sales team, and the #1 factor that helps guests decide if your place is worth the click—and the nightly rate. ​ But what actually happens when you hire a professional photographer for your STR?

Want to Get More Bookings? It All Starts with Better Photos. If you’re a short-term rental owner in Vermont, you already know how important first impressions are. In the world of Airbnb, Vrbo, and boutique getaways, your listing photos are your storefront. The right images don’t just showcase your space — they sell the experience. At Spacial Harmony Photography, I specialize in helping STR owners like you stand out in a saturated market. And trust me, even the most beautiful

The short-term rental world is BANANAS!—and with more beautiful properties hitting Airbnb and Vrbo each and every day (trust me, these inquiries have been pouring in!), it’s not enough to simply have a great space. You need a listing that stops the scroll. ​ So how do you make your Airbnb stand out in a sea of cozy cabins, charming farmhouses, and luxury condos? ​ The answer: professional photography that doesn’t just show the space—but sells the experience. ​ In this post,

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