Real estate media, Tampa Bay
Field notes on listing photography, video & drone work
The Photo Day Prep Checklist for Tampa Listings
Most of what separates an average listing gallery from a strong one is decided before the photographer arrives. This checklist covers the prep steps that matter most for Tampa homes, from lanais and pools to humidity and afternoon weather.
How to Photograph Historic Bungalows and Older Homes in St. Petersburg
Older St. Petersburg homes sell on character, but small rooms, low ceilings and mixed lighting make that character hard to capture. Here is how to plan the shoot so the media shows what buyers are actually falling for.
How to Choose a Real Estate Media Company in Tampa
Most agents pick a media company on price and turnaround alone. Those matter — but they are the two easiest things for a weak vendor to fake. Here is what actually separates the good ones.
What Real Estate Video Actually Costs in St. Petersburg
Pricing pages tend to hide more than they explain. Here is what actually moves the number on a St. Pete listing video, and how to tell whether you are buying the right tier.
Drone Rules for Tampa Bay Listings
Half of Tampa Bay sits under controlled airspace. Here is what that means for your listing, and the one question that protects you if something goes wrong.
Shooting Waterfront Listings in St. Petersburg
A waterfront home photographed at the wrong hour looks like an inland home with a pond behind it. Timing is not a detail here - it is most of the job.