Property photography
A flat or a villa photographed at the hour its own windows work, not whenever the keys were free.
- Starting from
- €220
- Duration
- 2 hours
- Edited photos
- 30
- 10 reviews
- ★ 5.0
What’s included
PortfolioProperty photography portfolio
A selection of property photography shots to inspire your shoot.
What clients say about Albor
All reviews →“An incredible experience from beginning to end. The photographer was very professional, easy to be around, and made us feel comfortable from the first moment. The photographs came out beautiful and caught the essence of the trip perfectly. We would do it again without a doubt.”
Verified client
Holiday session
“We booked a photo session in Barcelona and we are delighted with the result. Communication was very easy, everything was very well organised, and the photographs exceeded our expectations. We have incredible memories of our trip.”
Verified client
Holiday session · Barcelona
“It was a very relaxed, very enjoyable session. At first we did not really know how to pose, but the photographer guided us the whole way through. The photographs look natural and elegant, exactly what we were after.”
Verified client
From booking to gallery in 3 steps
Choose & book
Pick the session and roughly when. Thirty seconds, and the price is fixed there.
Shoot with a local pro
They pick the hour, because in Spain the hour decides the photograph.
Get your gallery
Edited photographs in your private gallery, on the turnaround stated for your session.
Book Property photography in your city
Available in 12 Spanish cities and destinations. Choose yours.
About this sessionWhich way it faces decides the appointment
- Starting from
- €220
- Duration
- 2 hours
- Edited photos
- 30
- Cities
- 12
This is the one service in the catalogue where the client usually picks the wrong time and is certain they have picked the right one. A flat is photographed whenever the keys are available, which is typically mid-morning, and if the flat faces west that is the worst hour of its day: flat interior light, dead windows, and a set of photographs of a noticeably worse property than the one for sale.
So the appointment is set from the orientation rather than from the diary. East-facing: early. West-facing: late afternoon. North-facing, which on the Costa del Sol is the one nobody wants and which photographs beautifully: any time, because the light never changes. A terrace with a sea view is shot at the hour the sea has colour, which is not noon.
Thirty retouched photographs within 48 hours, verticals corrected so the building does not lean, and the windows exposed to keep the view instead of being blown to white — which is the single most common fault in Spanish property listings and the easiest to fix. Delivered at the sizes Idealista and Fotocasa want, plus full resolution for print.
Frequently asked questions about Property photography
Can you come at nine in the morning?
If the flat faces east, that is the right hour. If it faces west, nine in the morning is the worst hour of the day for it and the photographs will look like a different, worse property. Which way it faces decides the appointment.
How should the property be prepared?
Empty of the things nobody photographs: bins, cables, fridge magnets, bathroom bottles. Beds made, blinds fully up, every bulb in the room the same colour. Half an hour of that is worth more than any amount of retouching.
How large a property does the price cover?
Thirty photographs and two hours, which covers a flat or a small villa comfortably. A house with more than five bedrooms or a separate garden and pool usually needs the second half of the day; we say so before booking, not after.