Rooms and suites
Every room type, not just the best one. Beds made to front-desk standard, curtains set for side light, personal objects out of frame. One wide angle that shows the real dimensions, and two or three details that show the finish.
Photo production · hospitality
Hotel photography. Full rooms, not just pretty frames.
Rooms, common areas, restaurant, exterior and drone frames — in a single visit. A property photograph isn't decoration: it's the first thing someone compares when they have three offers open side by side. Produced in-house since 2007, no stock, with usage rights assigned in writing.
01 — What a complete shoot covers
From the room to the drone, in one visit.
One visit, five categories of frames. The order isn't arbitrary: rooms are shot in the morning, while the light comes in sideways and the beds are still untouched; exterior and drone are left for last, for golden hour.
Common areas
Reception, lobby, stairs, spa, conference room. Empty, or with staff standing in — never with real guests without written consent. This is where it shows whether the property holds a standard throughout or just has one good room.
Restaurant and bar
The room in two states: empty, for the architecture, and set for service, for the atmosphere. Dishes are shot separately, with the chef present — the chef decides when the plate looks right, not the photographer.
Exterior and facilities
Façade, terrace, pool, garden, access. The hour matters: the same façade at noon and at sunset are two different buildings. For seasonal properties we also shoot how it looks off-season, not only in summer.
Drone
Aerial frames for siting and context — how close the water is, what the access road looks like, what surrounds the property. Planned for sunrise or sunset, when the terrain gains volume.
Need a complete shoot?
Thirty minutes: you tell me what property you have, I tell you how many production days it needs and what it costs.