Elevated photography
Captured approximately 5-10 metres in the air, using either specialist telescopic masts with remotely trigged cameras or low level drones, elevated photography allows a higher level perspective of any property.
This service is ideal for showing off larger properties at their very best, capturing the stature and grandness of the subject property, as well as helping to frame it beautifully within its surroundings. Our photographers will capture a selection of images from key vantage points that will create a striking first impression of your property taking it above and beyond ground-level photography.
Elevated photography also works well for rising above lower-level obstructions such as fences and hedges, as well as at trickier properties which have narrow frontages, helping to get that the all-important headline front shot that will impress and wow accordingly.
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Meticulously converted barracks
With stunning sea views
Grand country home
with a true sense of scale
Quintessentially English manor
With landscaped gardens
Gated new build home
With garage and large driveway
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