Skip to main content

Commercial Property Photography

Commercial Property Photography

Quality Real Estate Photography - Shooting External and Internal Spaces

This year, my business seems to have been heavily focused on photographing property portfolios.  It is an area that I have a great deal of experience in, and one that grew exponentially after I invested in drones back in 2016 and achieved my OSC enhanced operating permissions from the CAA which means that I can offer aerial images of the exterior of a property, even in more difficult urban areas.

Drones can offer an opportunity to set your property in the context of its surroundings as well as showcase any special features that wouldn’t be seen from ground level.  Aerial photography also offers the advantage of adding a sense of drama and perspective to images of commercial spaces that can otherwise look pretty bland.  Captivating the attention of a browser and appealing to a wider online audience can only be a positive thing when it comes to marketing your property.

The Important of Real Estate Image Post Production

It is important for any marketing images to professionally capture the full scope of the space to let or property being sold. Capturing the images correctly in camera, whether this be from a ground level or aerial perspective, is obviously key but it is on the first step,  Professional post production work will remove or improve interior inconsistencies, clutter, correct any lens distortions to keep the uprights upright,  as well as adding those all important blue skies in the external shots where our traditionally British weather hasn’t obliged.

The service of a professional real estate photographer is a substantial investment into your property portfolio or home sale. Whether your are marketing your own domestic home online, or advertising commercial assets for lease in city centres, the creation of professional images on the ground and from the air is a huge advantage to an audience that will increasingly obtain their first impressions online rather than in person.  Captivating the attention of a browser at this point can vastly increase your chances of being able to show them all that your property has to offer in person at a later stage.

Setting your property in context can also be a powerful tool.  The external environment can be just as important as the internal ones – a potential homeowner or business will want to see the location’s external benefits and you can’t rely on Google earth providing either an accurate or flattering picture.  Where aerial photography used to be extremely expenseive, drones have put it within reach of the average property agent and made is simple and cost effective to provide sweeping views of the surroundings of  building – including landscaped gardens or spectactular views where it comes to domestic properties or access, local facilities and parking the case of commercial real estate.

#aerialrealestatephotography #commercialpropertyphotographer #dronerealestatephotos #propertyphotography #realestatephotographer


https://www.visualchaosstudios.co.uk/commercial-property-photography/

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Why Should Solar Panels be Professionally Maintained?

Why Should Solar Panels be Professionally Maintained? Over the years, panels can suffer faults that remain invisible to the naked eye but which impact their efficiency in terms of generating power. In serious situations these faults can even lead to a fire hazard. So it’s really important to keep up with the maintenance on your panels to keep your installation safe and also to make sure you are making the most of your investment. Obviously, the problem with regular and specialist inspection of your panels is that they are most likely to be in inaccessible areas of your home such as your roof. Having an actual human being up there to manually test each panel can be costly due to the health and safety precautions they have to take and potentially equipment they have to hire in order to gain access, plus you run the risk of damage to your roof structure during the inspection process. However, there is a simple and non-invasive solution that reduces inspection costs and means that if you d...
Post a Comment
Read more

Solar Panel Faults - Common Types and Causes

Solar panels are a popular and efficient source of renewable energy that can last for decades. However, like any other technology, they are not immune to faults. Identifying and fixing faults in solar panels is essential to ensure their long-term functionality. In this article, we will explore the common types of solar panel faults, their causes, and how to prevent them. Solar Panel Faults: Common Types Hot Spots A hot spot is a concentrated area of high temperature on a solar panel, usually across a single cell. It occurs when a section of the panel fails to convert solar energy into electricity and instead absorbs it, causing heating. Hot spots can lead to panel damage, reduce efficiency, and in extreme cases, potentially start a fire. PID (Potential Induced Degradation) PID is an electrical phenomenon that causes a significant drop in the output power of a solar module panel. It occurs when a voltage difference develops between the solar cells and the grounded frame, leading to a le...
Post a Comment
Read more

Common Causes of Solar System Under Performance

Not All Solar Panel Issues are Electrical Cell or String Faults Dirt on the Panels One very common cause of panels not functioning effectively is simply that they have become dirty over time, particularly in urban city locations, this can diminish performance by up to 10%. Regular panel cleaning can solve this problem. Check out our article on how to safely clean your solar panels here. However, if your panels have been on the receiving end of lichen growth or bird droppings, it is possible that hot spot damage has been caused that cleaning off the surface won’t fix. So, once you have cleaned your panels, you might still see that they are not operating at an optimum level. Shadowing / Shaded Panels It might be that your solar panels are being partially shaded.  For example, by trees that have grown since installation. Whilst this won’t damage your panels, it will be worth clearing any overgrown trees and large shrubs so your panels can once again enjoy a clear view of the sun. Degr...
Post a Comment
Read more