Hotel photographer in Tuscany for hotels, B&Bs, and agriturismi.

Look for three things: local knowledge, experience with properties like yours, and photos planned for where they'll be used. A photographer based near you knows the local light and can easily come back if the weather is wrong. Ask to see hotels, B&Bs, or villas they've photographed. Then ask how many edited photos you'll get, whether they come sized for your website, Booking.com, and Airbnb, and where you're allowed to use them. If you work in English, choose someone who speaks it fluently. I list every question to ask before you accept a quote in my guide to hotel photography pricing in Italy.

It depends on the size of the property, how many rooms and spaces you want photographed, and whether you want video or drone shots. After a short free call, I send you a written quote with a flat price in euros, listing how many edited photos you get, when, and where you can use them. For typical prices in Italy and what moves them, see what hotel photography costs in Italy.

Yes. Besides hotels, B&Bs, and agriturismi, I photograph villas, apartments, and vacation rentals (holiday rentals or holiday lets, as they're called in the UK). The photos come sized for Airbnb, Vrbo, Booking.com, and your own website. For what makes a listing stand out, see my guide to Airbnb photos that get bookings.

No one can promise you a number, and I won't. On Booking.com, Airbnb, and Google, guests compare places by their photos first, so better photos give your property a fair chance against the others. They work best with the rest in place: a clear listing, a fair price, and a website guests can find. I explain where the return comes from in my guide on whether professional hotel photography is worth it.

Yes. I shoot video of the property as well as photos, and aerial photos and video with a drone. From the air you see what ground shots can't show: where the property sits, the garden and the pool, the countryside around it. A drone isn't always worth it. My guide to drone photos and video for hotels and villas explains when it is.

The edited photos usually arrive within a few days of the shoot. You can use them wherever you promote your property, from your website, Booking.com, Airbnb, and Vrbo to your Google Business Profile, social media, and print, in the right sizes for each. The quote spells out the license terms.

Yes. Besides the photos, I can look after your Booking.com and Airbnb listings and your Google Business Profile, build a website that takes direct bookings, and handle local SEO and social media. You can start with the photos alone and add the rest later, one step at a time.

Yes: weddings, studio headshots, and product photos for catalogs or online shops. I leave those to specialists. My work is spaces and interiors, food, aerial shots, and the landscape around a business.