Real estate photography is designed to sell a property. It typically uses brighter lighting, wider angles, and a faster approach to make spaces feel open and appealing for listings.

Interior photography is designed to showcase the work. It focuses on detail, materials, and finish, with more considered use of light and composition to accurately represent the space.

In most cases, a light layer of styling will improve the final images.

It’s not about adding props or changing the space (it can often mean taking away a lot of items). It’s about making small, considered adjustments so the design reads clearly on camera. This might mean simplifying what’s in frame, refining layouts, or introducing a few subtle elements to soften and balance the space.

For builders and cabinet makers, this kind of restrained styling helps highlight materials, lines, and workmanship without distraction. It brings a level of polish that can be hard to achieve straight out of construction.

My approach is always minimal. The space still leads, styling just supports it in a quiet, intentional way.

If you’re interested in video or drone footage, I can arrange this as part of your project.

The aim is to ensure everything is cohesive, so your images, video, and drone footage work together and enhance the overall presentation of the space.

Prior to your shoot, I’ll send through a short questionnaire to understand your priorities and how you plan to use the images. This helps ensure we capture a considered, complete set aligned with what you’re after.

Delivery is typically within 1–2 weeks, depending on the size of the project and package booked.

A rush turnaround can be arranged as an optional add-on if needed.

Sure! I take on select custom projects, including branding and headshots, where it aligns with my work.

These are arranged on a case-by-case basis to ensure we’re a good fit and aligned on the outcome.

Yes. I work with select holiday homes and Airbnb properties, particularly those with a strong focus on design and detail.

The approach sits between real estate and interiors, capturing the space in a way that feels inviting for guests and shows the whole space, while still reflecting the quality and finish of the property.