Real estate photography — Madrid

I cover everything from studios to penthouses and villas with no square-metre limit; what varies is time. A one- or two-bedroom flat is wrapped in an hour and a half to two hours; a large home with a terrace, several bathrooms and common areas can take three or four. We always keep some margin to wait for the best light in the living room or the rooms with good views. I confirm the estimated duration once I see the floor plan or the property's measurements.

The full gallery, colour- and perspective-corrected, arrives in three to seven days. If you have a viewing booked or want to go live on the portal at once, I can deliver a priority selection of the key images within forty-eight hours, with the rest to follow. For agencies handling several properties a week we agree a fixed delivery flow so no listing is left waiting on photos.

Yes, and for high-end properties it makes the difference. The façade or terrace shot at blue hour — that quarter of an hour after sunset when the sky is deep blue and the interior lights already glow — gives a cover image with a warmth no daytime photo reaches. I work it with blended exposures to balance the sky, the home's lighting and Madrid's lights in the background. It's an extra we plan around the property's orientation and I quote separately.

Yes, all of it can be added to the photo shoot. A floor plan helps the buyer grasp the layout at a glance and cuts viewings that don't fit. A 360º virtual tour lets people walk the home from the sofa, which buyers from outside Madrid or abroad value highly. And a vertical video works well on social to push the listing. We combine these into a per-project package tailored to the property type and the audience you're targeting.