Simply put – great photography sells properties faster and makes businesses look more appealing.

As the old saying goes – “a picture is worth a thousand words”, and that is certainly true when you’re trying to sell a house or ask people to come to your restaurant or retreat.

While any picture is certainly better than nothing – great pictures are much more likely to grab people’s attention and pique their interest! This is where I come in…

My job is to find the best angles and light, to tell a story about your property/business, to make the beauty stand out. But it’s not just about the “bigger picture” – details matter too! I examine the little details that are unique, that say something special about the place. Perhaps it’s quality fittings and craftsmanship, maybe it’s a quirky feature or a historical ornament – special details like that are truly worth showing, bringing your customers in close and personal. All of this will bring interest and appreciation, as well as elevate the perceived value of your property/business. Images taken before the construction work is complete can also be retouched to help start selling earlier and, in turn, reduce downtime and associated costs.

High-quality interior and architectural photography also helps housing developers and construction companies in building a beautiful portfolio of their work and winning new contracts. There’s nothing better than pictures of a shiny new building, showcased in all its glory and detail, to add to your portfolio!

Aside from photography, I offer retouching and enhancement services, both as part of a package with my own photography, or separately, using images supplied by the client or a 3rd party.

Real-estate clients often wish to start selling/renting as soon as possible, to save on operating costs or bank payments, as well as to adjust for the extra time it may take to find a customer and close the deal. Enhancing and cleaning up pictures of unfinished developments helps the agents start selling weeks or even months before the work is actually complete.

The work can range from a simple and subtle clean-up of stains and loose wires, sky replacement or removal of construction markers and stickers, to more complex things like adding in missing features, removing scaffolding or even adding tarmac and grass to housing developments. Clients also often wish to enhance the look of the surrounding foliage or remove nearby construction sites from their photos to elevate the appeal and focus on their developments.

As a CG artist (more info coming soon!) I am also able to undertake tasks involving complex retouching that simply cannot be achieved using conventional methods, such as adding missing fixtures or furniture, etc.

Below you will find a few comparisons to give you an idea of what can be achieved.