Property Photographer Garden Route & Cape Town

Stunning Property Photography: Showcase Your Garden Route & Cape Town Home
Looking to sell your dream property in the Garden Route or Cape Town? High-quality photography is essential to capture the beauty and potential of your home, attracting serious buyers.

Introducing Colin Stephenson Photography:

Garden Route based photographer serving George, Knysna, Plettenberg Bay, and Cape Town.
Years of experience in professional real estate photography.
Affordable rates to get you the best return on your investment.

The Power of Natural Light: Colin’s approach leverages natural light, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere in your property photos. This emotional connection is key to attracting buyers who can envision themselves living in your space.

Beyond the Walls: The magic doesn’t stop indoors. Colin expertly captures stunning landscape photography, showcasing the ideal placement of your home within the breathtaking Garden Route or Cape Town scenery. Imagine buyers instantly picturing themselves enjoying breathtaking sunsets or mountain views.

Going Above and Beyond: For a truly unique perspective, Colin offers aerial photography using drone technology. This allows potential buyers to see the property’s layout and its position within the surrounding landscape.

Complete the Picture: Take your marketing to the next level with virtual tours created using a 30ft photographic mast and panoramic camera. This immersive experience lets buyers explore your property virtually, from anywhere in the world.

Ready to Showcase Your Property? Contact Colin Stephenson today and let his expertise bring your Garden Route or Cape Town property to life!

Phone: 072 601 0985
Email: colin@colinstephenson.com
Don’t settle for average photos – let Colin Stephenson Photography capture the essence of your property and attract the perfect buyer.

Interior Photographer Garden Route

Colin Stephenson is a specialist Interior Photographer & Property Photographer in the Garden Route, commissioned by hotels, game lodges, architects, interior designers, estate agents, property portals, property contractors, property developers, restaurants, retail shopping malls, ad agencies, magazines, guest houses and auctioneers for all their related real estate photography needs.

Property Photographer Garden Route

Colin Stephenson is a specialist Property Photographer in the Garden Route, commissioned by hotels, game lodges, architects, interior designers, estate agents, property portals, property contractors, property developers, restaurants, retail shopping malls, ad agencies, magazines, guest houses and auctioneers for all their related real estate photography needs.

Architectural Photographer Africa

Architecture photography also referred to as building photography or structure photography means photography that focuses on buildings. It can include photography of building exteriors and interiors, as well as bridges, other structures, and cityscapes.

HDR is the Architecture Photographer’s Friend. High dynamic range (HDR) images are well suited to artistic building photography. When used correctly, HDR photography can add drama and creative flair to your exterior shots. HDR photography can also help you overcome some challenges with shooting architecture.

With architecture photography, you’ll typically be relying on existing lighting at the location, and that can cause problems. For example, let’s say you are shooting the interior of a building but also want to capture some of the details you can see outside through a window. The interior lighting contrasting with conditions outside might make it difficult. But creating an HDR image allows you to make sure everything is exposed properly.

Dealing with Distortion. Lens distortion can ruin great architectural photos. It can create unnatural warping that puts things out of proportion or makes the straight lines of a building seem to curve.

Thankfully, with editing software, you can solve this problem at the click of a button. Programs like Photoshop and Lightroom include lens profiles that will compensate for distortion and let you tweak your images until they look just as they did with the naked eye.

Colin Stephenson has worked with top architects to capture award winning architecture photography.