A broader perspective

Real estate drone photography.

Aerial photography gives property marketing a wider view: the building, outdoor spaces and surrounding setting. RetakePhoto offers real estate drone media in South Florida as part of a planned property shoot.

Aerial view of homes beside a lake and green wetland landscape

What to consider

Make the setting part of the story.

For a property with outdoor space, a distinctive footprint or an important setting, aerial views can add context that ground-level photographs cannot. We will discuss the views that are useful and what is feasible at the location.

  • Views of the property and its outdoor spaces.
  • A wider view of the setting where practical and appropriate.
  • Aerial photography coordinated with the ground-level media plan.
  • A confirmed scope that accounts for conditions, access and flight restrictions.

Start with
the right details.

Send the location early, along with any building or site restrictions and the features to show. Aerial work depends on suitable conditions and permission to operate. We will discuss feasibility and scheduling before the shoot.

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Before your shoot

A few things worth knowing.

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Can every property be photographed by drone?

Not every location or date is suitable. Conditions, access and flight restrictions may limit what is possible. Share the location before booking so the aerial scope can be assessed.

Can I add drone photos to listing photography?

Yes. Ask for the media you want together so we can confirm the combined deliverables, schedule and price.

What happens if the conditions are unsuitable?

We will discuss the practical options and any scheduling changes with you. Confirm the weather and rescheduling terms when arranging the shoot.

Do aerial images show legal property boundaries?

Aerial photographs show the visual setting. They do not establish legal property boundaries or replace a survey.

Let’s make a plan

Your next listing starts here.

Tell us the property, the media you need, and your target date.

Plan a shoot