Step 1 · Brief
The space, and who it is for.
What we shoot, in detail
Four services, with airspace and image rights settled before the camera comes out.
Program 01 · Walkable, and accurate
360 virtual tours
A tour's whole value is that a viewer trusts it, which is why we do not remove or disguise features that a photograph would conventionally hide. If a room is small, the tour shows a small room. Virtual staging, where used, is labelled as virtual staging. A tour that flatters a property into something it is not simply moves the disappointment to the viewing.
Step 2 · Capture
Positions planned, not wandered.
Step 3 · Build
Navigation that makes sense.
Step 4 · Deliver
Hosted or embedded, as agreed.
Step 1 · Scope
How many images and for what.
Step 2 · Shoot
Lit and composed on site.
Step 3 · Edit
Colour and exposure, not structure.
Step 4 · Licence
Scope, term and media stated.
Program 02 · No structural edits
Photography
We light and compose properly and we edit for colour and exposure. What we do not do is remove defects, delete a pylon, replace a view or composite a sky and present it as the actual outlook. Those edits misrepresent a property, can breach listing rules, and are the kind of thing that surfaces at a viewing or in a complaint.
Program 03 · Certificated or not at all
Aerial imagery
We fly under a Part 107 remote pilot certificate with registered aircraft and Remote ID, and in controlled airspace we obtain authorization before the flight. If authorization has not come through, we do not fly — the schedule does not override it. Hiring an uncertificated operator puts the person commissioning the work at risk too, which is rarely mentioned.
Step 1 · Location
Airspace checked before quoting.
Step 2 · Authorize
Obtained where required.
Step 3 · Fly
Or stand down, if conditions say so.
Step 4 · Deliver
With the licence terms.
Step 1 · Use
Where it will actually be shown.
Step 2 · Licence
Scope, term and media set.
Step 3 · Produce
Shot and edited to the brief.
Step 4 · Deliver
With the terms attached.
Program 04 · Rights, scope and term
Video production
Video gets reused far more widely than stills, so the licence matters more. We state the scope, term, territory and permitted media up front, including whether a portal, franchisor or third party may use it. A client who assumes a one-off fee bought unlimited rights and then supplies footage to a franchise network has a problem we would rather prevent.
Got a property or a project to shoot?
A free quote, including an airspace check for anything aerial.