Typically, and as it does at your house, landscaping extends several or many feet beyond what's just in front of the building face. So one giving landscape advice would naturally want to see this area in order to know what advice to give. Likewise, even if a homeowner were only landscaping half of a building face, they'd want to take into account what is at the other half in order to create balance and have some coordination. I think you need to supply pictures that show the complete building faces. Since a building face and additional space won't fit into the viewing frame of a camera, the photographer needs to capture it in two or three overlapping pictures that are ALL taken from the exact same camera position, while the camera pivots for each shot. It is best to line the camera up with the center of the building face when setting up the shots.

Deal with one area at a time. I'd start with the front yard.