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An apartment photo shoot starts at PLN 550 net — this price includes photos of the living room, kitchen, bathroom, and bedroom, and each additional room is +PLN 50 net (3 additional shots). The final price depends on the square footage, the number of shots, and the range of add-ons — such as virtual staging or drone photography. You can calculate the exact cost, including travel, in just a few seconds using the pricing calculator. For real estate agencies, I offer custom pricing with discounts that increase with the number of projects completed per month.

Usually 1.5 to 3 hours — that’s how long it takes to set up the lighting and composition in each room. For large homes and commercial properties, we allocate more time, which we agree on during the briefing stage.

Typically within 48 hours of the session. If the listing needs to go live the same day, I offer express delivery — just let me know when booking.

We determine the number of shots in the brief, depending on the square footage and the number of rooms — for a typical apartment, this ranges from a dozen to over twenty shots. Each photo is polished: color correction, straight verticals, and a clean space.

The most important thing is to clear the countertops, put away personal belongings, and clean the windows — I'll take care of the rest on-site. I've described this step-by-step in my guide on preparing your property for a photoshoot.

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Yes. I work in Wrocław and the surrounding areas — Kiełczów, Długołęka, Oleśnica, Oława, Trzebnica — and for larger projects, I travel throughout the entire Lower Silesia region. Any potential travel costs are immediately visible in the pricing calculator.

Yes, retouching is included in the price of every session: color and perspective correction, cleaning up minor imperfections, and balancing exposure near windows. Upon request, I also offer day-to-dusk shots, meaning I transform a daytime photo into an evening one, with lights on in the windows.

This is the digital furnishing of an empty interior — the buyer sees a furnished apartment instead of just four walls. It works perfectly for properties in developer's standard and after renovation, where it is hard to visualize the scale of the rooms and how to arrange them.

Yes — you receive the photos to promote this property across all channels: listing portals, social media, printed materials, and the agency website. I confirm the scope of the license in the agreement prior to the photoshoot.