Julie Vincent Photography

About Us

I am a professional architectural and real estate photographer in the Calgary and area market. For more than 16 years, I have provided top quality photography to YYC realtors, sellers, contractors, designers and developers. I am the longest-established real estate photography practice in Calgary.

I provide magazine-quality, fully-edited, HDR images for realtors and sellers. I manage the entire process from shoot to edit to production, and work very closely with my clients to support their marketing and client relationships. I am their partner and team member.

I provide corporate photography for developers and designers, as well as documenting show rooms. My work appears on numerous corporate websites, including Western Living.

I provide in-studio and on-location headshots and portraits for individuals and teams and on-location family photography.

Our award-winning event photography division, J&J Lawrence Photography, provides photography for events small and large, from client appreciation events to networking to major events spanning weeks.

My Awards:
Best Event Photographer, Calgary Event Awards
Best Event Photography, Canadian Event Industry Awards.

As an exhibiting artist, I have held 16 gallery exhibitions locally and internationally. My work has been exhibited in Calgary, Washington DC, Tokyo, Osaka, and Hokkaido.

We look forward to working with you.

How We Got Started

My dad gave me a camera when I graduated high school, with the direction to "Go see the world." So I did. In 1982, I was in London, England and shot an image from the Battersea bridge. When that image was produced - because that was film days - I knew photography was what I wanted to do.

I was a hobby photographer until 2009, but thanks to an excellent instructor, Paul Coates at MRU, I understood I had the "chops." I fell into real estate photography after seeing an image on MLS: the photographer had shot down the length of a panelled rumpus room through a treadmill, on which was hanging the homeowners skivvies. I knew I could do a better job and so I did. I LOVE this work.

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The products and services we offer

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Residential real estate

Magazine-quality real estate photography Pricing includes Fully-edited, sized for MLS images Private gallery for your clients to share Listing ...

Gallery

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Julie from Julie Vincent Photography Answered this on November 23, 2020

I'm a photography professional with more than 13 years' experience. My perspective is this: if one's marketing is so "good" the buyer never comes in - meaning the listing is so well exposed that buyer never meets the realtor, nor do they ever experience the listing - that isn't good marketing. ... (more) I'm a photography professional with more than 13 years' experience. My perspective is this: if one's marketing is so "good" the buyer never comes in - meaning the listing is so well exposed that buyer never meets the realtor, nor do they ever experience the listing - that isn't good marketing. If by 3D, youre referring to the schematic produced by Matterport/iGuide, that exploded spatial rendering isn't comprehensible - they still don't understand how the listing feels and flows. If you mean virtual tours, yes, those can be valuable for potential buyers who can't come to a showing - and with covid, those VRTs do have value. That said, because VRTs may not render well on every device, or may not be something older buyers will even use, a 30-second video is often a better solution. Technology is great, but using tech in a way that limits or kills one's pipeline - because those open houses are really important for meeting potential buyers and sellers - or causes a potential buyer to skip an in-person viewing because they've see it all already can be sale- and pipeline-killers... The entire goal of photography is to make a listing so enticing, the buyer can't NOT go see it in person.

Julie from Julie Vincent Photography Answered this on October 22, 2019

Is there an actual law on the books about this in your state/province? If yes, then your next step is to report that person to their governing board. (more) Is there an actual law on the books about this in your state/province? If yes, then your next step is to report that person to their governing board.

Julie from Julie Vincent Photography Answered this on October 22, 2019

No, because (when I worked in banking) we verified everything through traceable evidence. (more) No, because (when I worked in banking) we verified everything through traceable evidence.

Julie from Julie Vincent Photography Answered this on October 22, 2019

This would much depend on your business type. If your business is founded in honesty, reliability, dependability, perhaps not: readers ("psychics" of all types) rely on cold reading and people's propensity to ignore misses and over-weight hits. In short, they don't and can't see the future; they... (more) This would much depend on your business type. If your business is founded in honesty, reliability, dependability, perhaps not: readers ("psychics" of all types) rely on cold reading and people's propensity to ignore misses and over-weight hits. In short, they don't and can't see the future; they rely on responses to their general questions. If you run a halloween store or costume store, or some business in which a "reader" would have context, or you're hosting a halloween-themed party yes, as a party favour, but perhaps not otherwise.

Julie from Julie Vincent Photography Answered this on October 22, 2019

Honesty On-going education Responsiveness (more) Honesty On-going education Responsiveness

Julie from Julie Vincent Photography Answered this on February 28, 2019

Ask them? (more) Ask them?

Julie from Julie Vincent Photography Answered this on December 03, 2018

SEO flows easily from excellent social media presence. On must be diligent and careful posting to SM,making sure to property tag/hashtag/link posts. Also use services like StatCounter, and take advantage of the free SEO options in Google Business. (more) SEO flows easily from excellent social media presence. On must be diligent and careful posting to SM,making sure to property tag/hashtag/link posts. Also use services like StatCounter, and take advantage of the free SEO options in Google Business.

Julie from Julie Vincent Photography Answered this on December 03, 2018

Bing is very US-focused. Not responsive to non-US locations or users. Google relies on locations (assuming the user wishes to provide theirs), and provides far better results. (more) Bing is very US-focused. Not responsive to non-US locations or users. Google relies on locations (assuming the user wishes to provide theirs), and provides far better results.

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Julie from Julie Vincent Photography Answered this on December 01, 2018

Are you offering MLM ? (more) Are you offering MLM ?

Julie from Julie Vincent Photography Answered this on December 01, 2018

The best thing is fewer people in parks and public places on that day. (more) The best thing is fewer people in parks and public places on that day.

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