So let's set some ground rules

When you book online, you will receive a text & email confirmation. Inside will be a link that will allow you to reschedule or cancel the shoot. If you successfully reschedule your shoot, you will receive a confirmation text. 

We completely understand the nature of how last minute real estate can be, and it's often difficult to get the home photo ready so quickly. Because of this, you can reschedule up to 24 hours before the scheduled shoot time. If you need to cancel the same day, there is a fee totaling 30% of the total service charge.

Preparing for a shoot can be overwhelming, and time consuming. To help you and the home owner focus on the areas that are most crucial to photos we've created a prep guide that you can view & send to your clients HERE.

This varies based not just on the size of the home, but on the level of detail in the home. We shoot each and every house in a way that best highlights that individual home without a specific number of photos in mind. Typically that number falls between 25-30 for smaller less detailed homes and can be as hight as 40-50 for larger estates with intricate details.

No, we actually prefer if the home owner is not there. If you would like to be there to highlight what areas you feel are most important, we will make sure to focus on those areas.

We work very hard to make sure the photos look the best, but we can't clean up after the home owners. If a chair or item needs moved to get a better photo we will happily do that, but if a room is cluttered or dirty we cannot move all the items or wait for someone else to do that. 

While we want the builder to use the photos, they will need to purchase a use license from us. The photos can only be used to sell the home and for portfolio marketing by the real estate agent. Likewise, if a builder buys a license, the realtor will need to purchase a license to market the home for sale.

In short, no. But, licensing can be a bit of a complicated matter. To break it down - Photos are 'intellectual property' which falls into the same category as music, and it's always owned by the artist. If you buy a CD or MP3 of a song, you have licensed that music for home use. If your friend wants to do the same, he also buys the song from the artist. Every person that wants that song has to buy it. It's the same for photos. Every business that wants to use the photos to promote themselves has to buy a license from the photographer who took that photo. Click HERE for more info on licensing.

For out of town shoots, you can still schedule online. After booking, please send us an email letting us know how far away the shoot is. If the weather shows greater than a 40% chance of rain we will automatically reschedule.