Photography Real Estate Pricing & Packages

PHOTOGRAPHY

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$175 up to 1100 SQ FT +/- 25 photos
$225 1101 to 2500 SQ FT 25–30 photos
$250 2501 to 3500 SQ FT 30–35 photos
$275 3501 to 4500 SQ FT 35–40 photos
$300 4501 to 6500 SQ FT 35–40 photos
$375 6500+ SQ FT 40–50 photos
$410 Twilight 25–30 photos,
$300 Twilight Only 2–5+ photos

Recommended for homes 4500+ SQ FT

$200 4 to 6 photos
$290 10+ photos
$330 15+ photos
$400 25+ photos
$500 40+ photos

All images and property websites are ready and delivered the next business day. Our photos are delivered in high resolution (print) and low resolution (web), via Internet download.

Rates vary for Los Angeles, Ventura, and Santa Barbara Counties

What’s the difference between Comprehensive and Luxury Home Photography?

The same equipment is used; the same techniques, and the same comprehensive approach is used for both options. The difference has to do with the amount of time the photographer will need for the extra-ordinary variables of a luxury home.

LUXURY PHOTOGRAPHY

Rates for luxury homes are based on how many photos are desired and the extra time needed to account for the extraordinary. Luxury homes often involve large outdoor living spaces, covered patios, more amenities, and they are especially known for large volume rooms with big windows & views. Plus, luxury homes are often on big lots which take more time to simply walk around the property. These extraordinary things require more time.

COMPREHENSIVE PHOTOGRAPHY

Rates are based on the size of a “traditional home” and the number of photos typically coincide with the square footage. The concept is to show a home in context; to walk a prospective buyer from the front door, through the entire home. A wide angle lens is used, capturing all the interior and exterior spaces from just about every angle.

Twilight Photography

$410

delivers 25–35 photos

Twilight Only Photography

$300

delivers 2–5+ photos

TWILIGHT PHOTOGRAPHY

Capturing Your Home in a Magical Light

The objective of twilight photography is to capture the entire home during the last 90 minutes of sunlight. This includes 60 minutes before the sun sets, and 30 minutes after. During the allotted time, the average home produces 25–35 photos. There is a 15–20 minute “twilight” window, when the photographer will capture as many photos as possible — typically 4–5 twilight images.