My wife and I have been looking at different log cabin manufacturers lately and decided to go tour the models. This was a great chance for me to practice my latest interest, real estate photography. Unfortunately, I didn't think about this until we walked through the door, so the only camera I had with me was my iPhone.
The first image is a more traditional cabin, slightly darker and more rustic. The other images are from a modern style cabin with large windows and more modern features. This was a great learning experience for me, especially the modern cabin with its narrow pathways, finding a good angle to capture the more important parts of each room.
This is something I'm just learning so any and all CC is greatly appreciated!
I'm not an expert in architecture or real estate photography, but I would suggest you clean up the vertical lines to remove at least the vertical perspective distortion. The current version of iOS has this ability built into the Photos editing features and it can do a pretty fair job automatically.
Concur with Phillip regarding the verticals. As an example, I corrected one of the photos. See what you think. Learn to make this kind of shot with the camera about 50" above the floor to minimize the need for such corrections.