A homebuyer visits before they sign. A guest almost never does. They book your place from a phone, trusting the photos with their weekend and a few hundred — or a few thousand — dollars. Good rental photos win the click in a crowded search, and honest ones lead to stays that match expectations, which is what earns five-star reviews.
What makes rental photography different
- Amenities sell the booking. The pool, hot tub, games room, fire pit and view get their own photos, shot at their best.
- Every bedroom and bathroom. Guests want to know where everyone sleeps and who shares a bathroom, so we photograph every one.
- Set the scene, honestly. Styled like a hotel, but true to what guests will find: no misleading angles that come back as a bad review.
- Show the setting. Drone photos and video show the lot, the privacy, the water or the trees around the property.
Photos from a recent shoot
Packages for short-term rentals
- Every bedroom, bathroom, living space and the kitchen
- Amenities and outdoor spaces: pool, hot tub, deck, fire pit, games room
- Aerial drone photos and drone video included
- Full-resolution edited photos for Airbnb, VRBO, Booking.com and your own site
- Add a 360° virtual tour with a 3D model for $250
- Add a dedicated property website for $150, or ask us about a full direct-booking website
Larger property or a cottage outside London? Email us the address and square footage for a quote.
Let guests walk through before they book
A 360° tour answers the questions that stop a booking: where the stairs are, who shares a bathroom, how far the deck is from the pool, whether the bunk room fits adults. Guests arrive knowing what to expect, and fewer of them message you with questions first. See 360° virtual tours for how it works.
Your own booking website
Airbnb doesn’t currently let hosts embed a third-party tour, and its rules restrict outside links in listings. Your own website has no such limits: your photos, drone video and tour in one place, with direct bookings and no platform fees on those guests. We set it up end to end and transfer everything into your name. Read why in Your Airbnb Listing Is a Sales Channel, Not Your Business.
Getting your rental ready for the shoot
- Make it guest-readyFresh linens, beds made tight, towels folded, the kitchen set the way guests will find it.
- Turn everything onEvery lamp and overhead light on, blinds open, the fireplace lit if you have one, the hot tub cover off.
- Get the outside readyPool clean, cushions out, patio furniture set, the hose and bins out of sight.
- Remove personal itemsFamily photos, mail, toiletries and anything you wouldn’t leave out for a guest.
Where we work
We’re based in London and photograph rentals across the city and southwestern Ontario, including the lakeshore towns guests book for the summer:
- London
- Port Stanley
- Grand Bend
- Bayfield
- St. Thomas
- Strathroy
- Komoka
- Ingersoll
- Woodstock
Travel fees may apply outside London; we’ll quote them up front.
Frequently asked questions
Will the photos work on Airbnb, VRBO and Booking.com?
Yes. You receive full-resolution edited photos that you can upload to any platform and use on your own website.
Is the drone included?
Yes. Aerial drone photos and drone video are included in the $350 package for rentals up to 2,500 sq ft.
Can I show the 360° tour on Airbnb?
Not inside the listing: Airbnb doesn’t currently allow third-party tours. Most hosts show theirs on their own booking website, which we can build for you.
How long does the shoot take?
Usually 2–4 hours, depending on the size of the property and how many amenities it has.