Three ways to tell a place
Photography, video and aerial footage: on their own or together, depending on what the place needs.
Photography at the right hour
Before I shoot, I check where the sun goes. Every room has a moment when the light tells it best, and the day is built around those moments.
Interiors, exteriors and details, ready for your website, booking portals and print.
- Interiors
- Exteriors
- Details
- Landscape and vertical
From sunset to blue hour
Warm light
The low sun lights up the stone and stretches the shadows of the olive trees. This is when facades are photographed.
Sunset
The sky becomes a reflector: the light is soft and comes from everywhere, even inside the house.
Blue hour
The house turns its lights on while the sky is still readable. It lasts a few minutes, and it has to be planned.
Video and reels in motion
A photo shows what a place looks like, a video shows what it feels like to be there. The same day gives a wide story for the website and a vertical one for social media, cut specifically for the phone.
The flight in first person
A small, agile drone, flown with goggles as if I were on board. It gets close to things and follows them: it crosses a room, chases a boat on the water or a car along the coast. One single move, no cuts.
The place seen from above
From above, a house stops being just an address: the coast, the sea, the landscape around it. It is the first thing guests want to know when they book.
Traditional and FPV drone, where flying is allowed. Before confirming I check the local restrictions and, where needed, request the permits.
