Brooklyn is our home borough. OpenDoors360 was founded here in 2020, and Colin still lives and shoots here most weeks. We cover brownstones, lofts, two- and three-family townhouses, and new-construction condos from Williamsburg to Park Slope to Bed-Stuy. HDR on every shoot. 24 to 48 hour delivery. We publish our pricing, so you know the number before you call.
Five-stage HDR processing on every frame. It is built for brownstone interiors and tight rooms, where bright windows and dim corners share the same shot. Even light, accurate color, corrected geometry, across the full property. No minimum image count.
An interactive walkthrough buyers move through on their own time. Useful for converted lofts and railroad layouts where a flat photo set hides how the floor plan flows. Six months of hosting included.
4K 60fps walkthrough shot in one continuous take, the way a buyer moves through a space. Cut for listing platforms, social media, and broker reels.
Drone coverage across Brooklyn and the wider metro. Two ready video clips and five HDR aerial photos per session. Colin handles airspace and permitting where required.
Furnish a vacant unit digitally. Faster and less expensive than physical staging, and useful for empty studios and one-bedrooms that need context for a renter or buyer.
Five HDR images shot at dusk. Exterior-focused, built for brownstone stoops, rooftop terraces, and townhouse facades that read best after sunset.
Brooklyn buyers and renters scroll dozens of listings before they pick the few worth a Saturday. The photos are the first showing. A brownstone with bright, square, color-true images gets clicked, saved, and shared. The same brownstone shot in one dim exposure gets scrolled past, and the listing sits.
Most Brooklyn housing fights the camera. Parlor floors have one large front window and a dark rear. Garden levels run low on light. Converted lofts mix warehouse glass with deep interiors. A single exposure blows out the window or buries the room. Five-stage HDR balances the two, so a Park Slope parlor reads to its full size and a Bushwick studio reads as bright rather than cramped. Add a floor plan and a 360 virtual tour and potential buyers understand the apartment before they ask for a showing. That is the difference between a saved tab and a booked showing.
OpenDoors360 was founded in Brooklyn in 2020, and the borough is still where Colin lives and shoots most weeks. That means we know the housing stock by neighborhood, not from a listing description. A parlor-floor brownstone, a converted loft, and a new-construction condo each need a different setup, and we walk in knowing which one we are shooting. Below is how we approach the neighborhoods we cover most.
Converted industrial lofts and new-construction condos with floor-to-ceiling glass and Manhattan-facing windows. HDR balances the bright skyline outside against the interior, and a 360 virtual tour shows how an open loft plan actually flows.
Limestone and brownstone townhouses, parlor floors with original detail, and garden-level units. Tight rooms with one big window are exactly what five-stage HDR is built to handle.
Waterfront condos and warehouse conversions with bridge and skyline views. Twilight and aerial earn their cost here, where the view is half the listing.
Pre-war co-ops, limestone townhouses, and condos near the Promenade. Period interiors with mixed natural light read true in HDR rather than washing out at the windows.
Two- and three-family brownstones and townhouses, many with rental units below. We cover each unit so a buyer reads the full layout and the income picture, not just the owner's floor.
Lofts, studios, and one-bedroom rentals in converted and new buildings. Fast, clean HDR sets that get a rental live the same week it hits the market.
New-construction condos and converted lofts along the waterfront. Open plans and large windows pair well with a 360 virtual tour and a short video walkthrough.
Brownstones, limestone row houses, and two- and three-family townhouses. Parlor floors with high ceilings and original woodwork shoot best with even, color-accurate light.
Historic-district townhouses and brownstones near the park, plus newer condos. Detail shots of mantels, moldings, and stoops carry weight in this market.
Row-house brownstones with deep gardens and Cobble Hill condos nearby. Garden-level and outdoor space is a selling point, so we shoot it the way buyers will use it.
Brooklyn is where OpenDoors360 started, and where Colin still lives and shoots. That means short travel windows, real knowledge of walk-up access and street parking on a given block, and a calendar that opens up faster than a photographer crossing in from Manhattan or out from the suburbs.
We shoot the property types that define the borough: parlor-floor brownstones with garden levels, converted industrial lofts, two- and three-family townhouses, new-construction condos, and studio and one-bedroom rentals. Each gets the same five-stage HDR standard.
Most Brooklyn photographers hide their pricing behind a contact form. Ours is below. Rates scale with interior square footage and every HDR shoot includes full property coverage. Call or text (701) 566-9171 for anything over 5,500 sq ft.
| Square Footage | HDR Photography | 360 Virtual Tour | Video Walkthrough | Drone / Aerial NY Only |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0 – 1,500 sq ft | $200 | $300 | $100 | $200 |
| 1,500 – 2,500 sq ft | $275 | $400 | $150 | $200 |
| 2,500 – 3,500 sq ft | $375 | $500 | $200 | $300 |
| 3,500 – 4,500 sq ft | $475 | $600 | $250 | $400 |
| 4,500 – 5,500 sq ft | $575 | $700 | $300 | $500 |
| 5,500+ sq ft | Custom Quote. Call or text (701) 566-9171 | |||
| Add-ons · pair with any package, any size | ||||
| Virtual Staging | $35 per room | |||
| Twilight | $200 5 images, flat | |||
| Rush Service | From $75 same-week, scales with property size | |||
| Square Footage | HDR + Video | HDR + Video + 360 |
|---|---|---|
| 0 – 1,500 sq ft | $275 | $525 |
| 1,500 – 2,500 sq ft | $375 | $725 |
| 2,500 – 3,500 sq ft | $500 | $925 |
| 3,500 – 4,500 sq ft | $650 | $1,150 |
| 4,500 – 5,500 sq ft | $750 | $1,350 |
| 5,500+ sq ft | Custom Quote. Call or text (701) 566-9171 | |
Brooklyn moves fast. A well-priced brownstone in Park Slope or a new condo in Williamsburg draws offers in days, and the photos have to be live before the first open house. Most agents find us after a slow photographer cost them a launch weekend. The fix is a shoot booked fast, processed the same standard every time, and delivered before the listing goes up.
Buyers who tour a property virtually are more likely to book an in-person showing. We pair HDR photography with a one-take walkthrough video, or add a 360 virtual tour for the full package, so one Brooklyn shoot markets the listing across every channel.
Most Brooklyn agents juggle a photographer, a video editor, and a tour vendor on three separate timelines. We run the full visual marketing set in house, so one shoot covers a listing across MLS, social media, and a brokerage site. Photography, 360 virtual tours, video, virtual staging, twilight, and aerial all come from the same operator on the same delivery link.
Interactive tours that show how a converted loft or railroad layout actually flows. Six months of hosting included.
View 360 virtual tours →How the five-stage process works, what's included on every shoot, and the full media set behind a listing.
View photography service →High-resolution records of adjacent properties for developers and general contractors working near occupied Brooklyn buildings.
View pre-construction surveys →
Every Brooklyn shoot includes full property coverage, five-stage HDR on each frame, and both web-ready and MLS-sized exports in one delivery link. No minimum image count, no per-photo charge. Here is how a shoot runs from the address to the delivery.
Address, square footage, services, and your launch date or open house. Five minutes by form or phone. We confirm a Brooklyn slot the same day.
Colin shoots the full property in HDR, plus any add-on services. One to three hours on site depending on the size of the townhouse or unit.
Each image is merged, tone-mapped, color-corrected, and finished. 360 virtual tours are stitched and published to a hosted URL with six months of hosting.
Web-ready and MLS-sized exports in a single link, 24 to 48 hours from the shoot. The Brooklyn listing goes live on time.
HDR photography starts at $200 for properties up to 1,500 square feet and is the only quality we deliver for Brooklyn listing work. Pricing scales with interior square footage and a 360 virtual tour add-on starts at $300. Our full rate table is published above.
All of Brooklyn. We shoot regularly in Williamsburg, Park Slope, DUMBO, Brooklyn Heights, Bed-Stuy, Bushwick, Greenpoint, Crown Heights, Fort Greene, and Carroll Gardens. Colin is based in Brooklyn, so the borough is home turf, not a service area we drive into.
Brownstone interiors and tight rooms have bright windows and dim corners in the same frame. A single exposure blows out the window or loses the room. Five-stage HDR balances the window light with the interior, so parlor floors, garden levels, and small bedrooms read true.
Standard delivery is 24 to 48 hours from the shoot. A rush add-on is available for same-day or next-day turnaround when a Brooklyn listing needs to launch fast.
Yes. Every service can be combined in a single shoot, which is the most efficient way to market a Brooklyn listing across MLS, social media, and a brokerage site at once.
Yes. We shoot studio and one-bedroom rentals, two- and three-family townhouses, and full sales listings. The same five-stage HDR standard applies whether you are renting a Bushwick one-bedroom or selling a Park Slope brownstone. For a two- or three-family townhouse we cover each unit so a buyer can read the full income picture.
Tell us your launch date and open house when you book and we schedule the shoot to land photos ahead of it. Standard delivery is 24 to 48 hours from the shoot. A rush add-on covers same-day or next-day turnaround when a Brooklyn listing needs to go live for a weekend open house.
Two business hours. No phone tag, no discovery call, no sales script.
