HDR on every shoot. 24 to 48 hour delivery. Coverage from Long Island City and Astoria to Forest Hills, Flushing, and Bayside. Built for agents, landlords, and investors listing two- and three-family homes, multi-family buildings, and LIC condo towers. We publish our pricing, so you know the number before you call.
Queens is a competitive market, and a listing has to stand out the day it goes live. Our professional real estate photography is built to attract buyers and renters from the first thumbnail. Even, true-to-color images, accurate geometry, and a full set of media give a two-family in Jamaica or a tower unit in Long Island City the same polished first impression. Every service below can be booked in one shoot.
Five-stage HDR processing on every frame. Even light, accurate color, corrected geometry. We cover the full property: every unit in a two- or three-family, the exterior, the basement, and the details that sell a Queens home. No minimum image count.
An interactive walkthrough buyers and tenants move through on their own time. Useful for LIC condos and for screening renters on multi-family units before an in-person visit. 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 Queens and surrounding markets. View and amenity shots for Long Island City towers, plus 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 units in a multi-family that need context for buyers and investors.
Five HDR images shot at dusk. Exterior-focused, built for LIC towers with skyline views or homes with exterior lighting that reads best after sunset.
Queens trades on investment math. A buyer looking at a two- or three-family isn't just picturing a home, they are reading the property as income. That means every unit matters, not only the owner's floor. A listing that shows one nice apartment and skips the rest leaves the buyer guessing, and a guessing buyer either lowballs or walks.
Full coverage answers the question before it's asked. We shoot each unit in the building, the basement, the yard, the parking, and the shared entry, so an investor can underwrite the deal from the listing instead of waiting on a walkthrough. For Long Island City and Flushing towers, the same logic applies to view and amenity: the photos have to show what the unit is actually selling. HDR corrects the mixed window light and tight rooms that define most Queens housing stock, so a railroad apartment reads true to its layout and a tower unit reads bright against the skyline behind it.
Accurate images also build trust. When the photos match the property, potential buyers walk in already sold on the layout, and you spend showings closing instead of correcting. The set is built to showcase a Forest Hills co-op's room scale or highlight an Astoria duplex's rental income, so the listing earns serious attention from the people most likely to act on it.
A two-family in Flushing, a co-op in Forest Hills, and a tower unit in Long Island City each market differently, but they all need more than a set of photos. We run the full visual set in house, so one Queens real estate photography booking covers a listing across MLS, social media, and a brokerage site. Photography, 360 virtual tours, video, aerials, floor plan documentation, and virtual staging are booked together and delivered on one link.
Interactive tours buyers and renters move through before they visit. Useful for screening tenants on a multi-family unit. Six months of hosting included.
View 360 virtual tours →High-resolution records of adjacent properties for Queens developers and general contractors working near occupied buildings.
View pre-construction surveys →The methodology behind every Queens shoot: the five-stage HDR workflow, web and MLS exports, and no photo minimums.
View the service →Queens is a multi-family and investor market. Landlords listing a two- or three-family need every unit shot, not just the best one. Investors comparing buildings need full coverage to underwrite a deal. LIC towers compete on view and amenity. We cover all of it on one visit and deliver before the listing goes live.
Investors and landlords listing two- and three-family homes need to show the whole property, not a single unit. We document each unit, the exterior, and the shared areas in one visit, pairing HDR photography with a one-take walkthrough video, or adding a 360 virtual tour for the full package, so the listing markets across MLS, social, and broker sites at once.
Most Queens 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, including every unit in a multi-family. See our guide to real estate photography cost for how the tiers work. Call or text (701) 566-9171 for anything over 5,500 sq ft.
The price covers the work, not a stripped-down version of it. Every shoot uses the same advanced techniques on a Sunnyside studio as on a Bayside single-family: bracketed exposures merged by hand, lens correction, and careful framing to capture a tight Queens room without distortion. You pay for the expertise once and get a professional set the listing can run on across MLS, social, and a brokerage site.
| 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 | |
Queens runs the full range of housing stock, and we shoot all of it. Long Island City and Astoria for new-construction condos and rentals. Forest Hills for co-ops. Flushing, Jackson Heights, Jamaica, Sunnyside, and Ridgewood for two- and three-family and multi-family investment properties. Bayside for single-family. Each neighborhood lists a little differently, and the shoot is built around it.
Glass condo towers and converted lofts. Units sell on light and view, so we expose the windows correctly and add aerial and twilight for the skyline.
Two- and three-family homes, co-ops, and a growing rental market. Full-building coverage for owners listing income property, plus tight-room HDR for pre-war units.
Pre-war co-ops and Forest Hills Gardens single-family. Co-op boards and buyers want accurate room scale, so geometry correction matters here more than anywhere.
Multi-family investment buildings and new mid-rise condos. We shoot every unit for investors underwriting the building, plus shared space and parking.
Garden co-ops and pre-war apartment stock. Older buildings with mixed light, where HDR keeps a unit reading bright instead of dim and yellow.
Two- and three-family homes and multi-family investment property. A core full-coverage market: every unit, the basement, the yard, and the parking.
Sunnyside Gardens co-ops, studios, and rentals. Smaller units that need careful framing so a compact apartment reads as livable, not cramped.
Brick two- and three-family rowhouses on the Brooklyn line. Full-building shoots for owners and investors listing income property.
Single-family homes on larger lots toward the northeast edge. Exterior, yard, and frontage carry weight, and aerial shows the lot and the block.
Address, square footage, unit count, services, and your listing deadline. Five minutes by form or phone. We confirm a slot the same day.
Colin shoots the full property in HDR, every unit in a multi-family, plus any add-on services. One to three hours on site depending on size.
Each image is merged, tone-mapped, color-corrected, and finished. 360 virtual tours are stitched and published to a hosted URL.
Web-ready and MLS-sized exports in a single link, 24 to 48 hours from the shoot. The 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. Pricing scales with interior square footage and a 360 virtual tour add-on starts at $300. Our full rate table is published above.
Yes. Two- and three-family homes are a large part of the Queens market. We shoot every unit in the building, plus the exterior, basement, and shared spaces, so an investor or buyer sees the full property. Square footage is measured across the interior, and we'll quote a multi-unit building from the address and unit count.
Standard delivery is 24 to 48 hours from the shoot. A rush add-on is available for same-day or next-day turnaround when our schedule allows.
All of Queens, including Long Island City, Astoria, Forest Hills, Flushing, Jackson Heights, Jamaica, Sunnyside, Ridgewood, and Bayside. Colin operates out of Brooklyn and shoots across Queens and the rest of the metro area.
Yes. Aerial is available in New York markets, including view and amenity shots for Long Island City condo towers. Each session includes two ready video clips and five HDR aerial photos, with airspace and permitting handled where required.
Yes. Much of the Queens market is rental and investment stock. We shoot rent-stabilized walk-ups in Jackson Heights and Sunnyside, multi-family buildings in Flushing and Jamaica, and individual rental units for landlords. A 360 virtual tour lets you screen tenants remotely before an in-person visit, which cuts down on no-show showings.
Yes. Long Island City towers compete on view and amenity, so we shoot the unit in HDR with the windows exposed correctly, add a twilight session for the skyline at dusk, and can include aerial view shots from the building's elevation. Amenity floors, roof decks, and lobbies are covered in the same visit.
Two business hours. No phone tag, no discovery call, no sales script.
