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Simple Aerial House Portraits

Simple Aerial House Portraits


The Perfect Gift – House Portraits with Drone Property Photography

There has never been a better time to get your house photographed! Whether you are buying as a gift for someone else, or you have always wanted to have a framed photo of your home from the air, using a drone photographer now makes the process so much easier and cheaper.

It wasn’t that long ago that you had to get in touch with manned aviation who used a photographer to photograph your property from above 500ft, without the opportunity to get great low shoots or from various angles to pick from. Instead, you had to wait until the manned aviation company were in your area or more specifically your airspace, and then you just had to accept what they shot. With aerial photography shot by drone you are in contact with the photographer on the ground, and can even review the images before they leave to ensure you have what you want.

Drones can operate much closer to your home than manned aviation and so the perfect shot angle is more achievable. Here at Drone Media Imaging, we can also add video clips, which are a great addition should you be marketing your property for sale either through an estate agent or if you are selling directly yourself.

We offer a set price for photography and/or video, get in touch for more information, or use the link to book directly online.

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https://www.dronemediaimaging.co.uk/simple-aerial-house-portraits/

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