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The plot, the boundary and what the property actually sits in, in a single frame. The shot that answers the question a floor plan cannot.


The one angle that shows the whole site: the plot, the build and everything around it, in a single frame.
An agent gets one photograph to explain where a property sits. A site manager gets one to show a month of work.
Both are taken from the air.
Estate agency · developers · construction
Road bridge over the railway and river, flown once the build was finished.
The plot, the boundary and what the property actually sits in, in a single frame. The shot that answers the question a floor plan cannot.

Dated sets flown to the same points on each visit, so a build can be read month to month rather than described in a meeting.

Units, yards, car parks and access, framed for marketing particulars or for a planning and development file.

Roads, bridges and crossings recorded while they go in and once they are finished, from an angle nobody on the ground can get.








What the shots are for, where the site is, and anything that constrains the flight. A postcode and a sentence is usually enough to quote from.
Planned around light and weather, and around whatever is happening on site. Repeat visits are flown to the same points so the set stays comparable.
Edited, full resolution, and sized for portals and print. Turnaround is normally TBC working days.

Most jobs are quoted from a postcode and a sentence. If it is a repeat progress set, say how often you want it flown and I will price the series rather than the visit.