Real Estate & Rental Photography

"Homes with professional photos can sell up to 32% faster than homes with amateur photos; homes with drone photos or aerial photos sell 68% faster."

GTA + Ontario's Cottage Country

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Real estate photography is about capturing properties in their best light. The goal is to create a visual story that leads potential buyers through the house, capturing their interest to entice them to see the property in person.

Short-term rental photography is centred around highlighting the feelings of these unique spaces. Whether conveying cozy or light and bright, it is the photographer's job to capture how renters will feel and move through the space.

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How long will a session take?

Each photography session will take around 2 hours
How many photos will I receive?

That depends on the package you choose and size of your house and property. You can expect to receive 2 -3 photos of each bedroom and all common spaces and multiple outdoors shots highlighting possible clients unique experience at you property (fire pit, dock, bbq, outdoor dinning, parking, lounging, hot tub, sauna, etc).
Do I need to be there for the photography session?

You are absolutely welcome but NO, you do not need to be present for the session as long as I am given unlocking/locking instructions and the property is photo ready.
Why are Aerial Photos Location dependent?

There are some areas in that are "no fly zones" for drones with Transportation Canada. Curious if your property is included or just curious in general? check out https://nrc.canada.ca/en/drone-tool/
How long will it take to get the photo?

After the session, you can expect the photos edited and retouched within 3-4 business days. If you need them faster please mention as a rush fee can be added.
Whats the difference between Real Estate and Short Term Photography?

Short term rental photography is centred around highlight the feelings of these unique spaces. Whether cozy or light and bright it is the photographers job capture how renters are going to feel and move through the space. Real estate photography on the other hand, is about capturing properties in their best light. The goal is to create a visual story that leads potential buyers through the house capturing their interest to entice them to see the property in person.