Real Estate Photography
Real Estate Photography
Real Estate Photography in London, Hampshire and across the UK
Flux Bros delivers real estate photography for agents, architects, developers and property professionals who need clean, high-quality visuals that help listings and portfolio tand out.
We manage each project from brief through to final delivery, making sure the visual style aligns with your property, brand and target audience. Whether you are marketing a single property or a full development, we plan each shoot to get the best possible result.
Shoots are carefully organised and executed to capture every key detail. From wide interior shots to finer features and finishes, we create a full set of images that present the space clearly and professionally.
We format images for the platforms you use, whether that is property portals, websites or social channels.
Final images are delivered ready to use, helping you market properties effectively and move quickly when it matters.
How we work
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We establish objectives, intended use, audience, platform requirements, and any technical constraints. If the client has an existing brief, we refine it. If not, we develop one collaboratively.
Flux Bros handles:
Creative brief development
Mood boards and visual references
Shot lists
Location scouting
Permit applications, if required
Schedule planning
Equipment planning
Logistics, transport, and contingency planning
Clients are involved at key decision points. Flux Bros works with the client to define locations, casting, and visual direction before the shoot is confirmed.
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We define composition approach, lighting style, colour palette, texture, tone, and pacing.
This may include:
Reference imagery and layout alignment
Framing rules and crop considerations
Lighting diagrams or test shoots
Styling guidance for wardrobe, props, and set dressing
Alignment with brand guidelines, if necessary
Flux Bros leads the visual direction while working alongside brand or marketing teams where appropriate. Decisions are made through documented proposals and visual references.
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Shoots are delivered either in studio or on location, depending on the brief.
Equipment is selected based on output requirements. This may include:
Full-frame or medium format camera systems
Controlled studio lighting or portable lighting rigs
Colour-calibrated monitors for accurate preview
Sessions run to a defined call sheet. Time is managed against the shot list, with lighting adjustments and scene resets scheduled in advance.
Weather, location restrictions, or technical variables are managed proactively through contingency planning established in pre-production.
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Post production follows a structured workflow.
This includes:
Image selection and contact sheets
Colour correction and tonal balancing
Retouching in line with agreed standards
Background cleanup or compositing, if required
Cropping and format adjustments for platform use
A first edit is supplied for review. Feedback is consolidated into a single revision round unless otherwise agreed. Additional revision rounds are scoped separately.
Final files are prepared according to delivery requirements: print, web, social, or campaign deployment.
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Final assets are delivered in agreed formats, typically including:
High-resolution TIFF or JPEG for print
Web-optimised JPEG or PNG
Cropped or resized versions for platform-specific use
Layered PSD files, where contractually required
Resolution, colour profile, and aspect ratios are specified in advance.
Example Work