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Complete·Elm_apartment_audit·audited 05.14.26·for brad@getunbundled.com

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16 photos in10 edits done8 missing

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LEADYour cover shotEDITRetouched for youKEEPStrong as-isRESHOOTRe-take, fix notedSKIPLeave it offMISSINGNot shot yet

LEAD · 01

Bedroom Two — windows wide — Image 1

Bedroom Two shot toward the corner showing two full walls of windows, dark gray walls, vaulted ceiling with exposed beam, and original wide-plank wood floors. Strongest interior frame in the set — sells the unit's signature feature.

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Bedroom One — skylight angle — Image 2

Skylight blowout recovered. Carpet warm cast pulled neutral. Room reads brighter at the same midday light.

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Bedroom Two built-in closet — Image 5

Closet brightened. Window detail recovered, shelf shadow opened up.

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Bathroom — skylight side — Image 6

Bathroom brightened, skylight kept as the natural focal point. Tile and fixture whites pulled clean.

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Living space — wide — Image 7

Wide living shot brightened. Hardwood warmth held; the floor reads less dominant against the lifted walls and ceiling.

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Kitchen — wide — Image 8

Kitchen brightened. Appliance whites pulled true, hardwood color held, ceiling glare tamed.

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Bathroom — shower side — Image 9

Bathroom wide brightened. Standup shower reads sharper, vanity area lifted.

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Kitchen — alt angle — Image 10

Kitchen from the alt angle, lifted. Fridge and stove whites balanced, hardwood warmth preserved.

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Washer + dryer — Image 14

Laundry alcove brightened. Window glare softened, appliance whites pulled clean.

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EDIT · 16

Bedroom Two — wide — Image 16

Bedroom Two from a wider angle. Floor color balanced; ceiling and beams lifted to lead the frame.

KEEP · 04

Bedroom One — closet wall — Image 4

Second angle of Bedroom One showing the open closet rod, skylight, and doorway to the storage nook. Carpet shows some traffic marks but composition is clean.

KEEP · 13

Living space toward windows — Image 13

Even out the bright floor reflection, straighten and lightly clean up the curtains, and pull more detail into the window view.

RESHOOT · 03

Hall closet interior — Image 3

Tight shot into the hall closet with a loose shelf or panel propped on the floor and debris on the dark tile. Reads as unfinished rather than as built-in storage.

RESHOOT · 15

Living space — redundant angle — Image 15

Redundant with the Living Space frame already in the top 10 (Image 7). Reshoot from a fresh vantage if you want a second living-room frame.

SKIP · 11

Bedroom One doorway view — Image 11

Shot from the hallway looking into Bedroom One through the double doors. Redundant with images 2 and 4 and the doorjambs eat most of the frame.

SKIP · 12

Bedroom One storage nook — Image 12

Redundant with a stronger frame already in the set — leave this one off the listing.

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