Attendance is optional. If the client or real estate agent attend, they can review and approve images on-site. If no one is present, we will use our professional judgment and the images will be considered approved when delivered. If no one will be on site, please give access details in advance.

Schedules and weather can change.

• Standard real estate photography, 3D tours, and property websites: Next-day delivery (Mon–Sat) 

• Video projects: Typically, 2–3 business days 

For luxury, architectural, and interior design projects, turnaround times may be longer due to the additional capture time, advanced editing, and higher level of refinement involved. Timelines for these projects are always discussed in advance, so expectations are clear. Rush delivery may be available upon request. 

Most standard real estate sessions last between 45 minutes and 4 hours, depending on property size and selected services. 

For luxury properties, architectural projects, or interior design-focused shoots, sessions may take longer. These projects involve a more deliberate, detail-driven approach—refined compositions, nuanced lighting, and multiple variations—so both the on-site session and post-production process may extend beyond typical real estate timelines. This ensures the final imagery accurately reflects the level of design and craftsmanship involved. 

Images are delivered via a private online gallery (HDPhotoHub) with both MLS-ready and high-resolution downloads. 

We work with real estate agents, brokers, homeowners, builders, designers, and property managers. 

Bookings can be made through, https://atelierfiftyfour.hd.pics/order
If you have additional questions and customized needs, please contact us through contact@atelierfiftyfour.com or (678) 908-6557.

Yes. Our photographers is FAA Part 107 Certified. Drone services are available for eligible properties and are conducted in full compliance with FAA regulations and local restrictions. 

All clients receive a standard marketing license, allowing use of images for: 

• Website and portfolio use 

• Social media (organic posts) 

• Email marketing 

• Printed sales collateral 

• Award submissions 

Copyright is retained by the photographer. Images may not be resold, redistributed, or used by third parties without additional licensing. Paid advertising, editorial use, or broadcast usage requires a separate agreement. 

All delivered images include basic editing (color, clarity, and perspective correction). 

Standard editing applies to composite images and includes minor object removal and light cleanup. 

Extensive editing (major removals, structural changes, color replacements, added graphics, etc.) is not included and is billed hourly due to time requirements. (Fireplace and TV editing is generally included in the basic editing)

No. The photographer retains copyright. Clients receive a usage license. Full copyright buyouts are available at a separate rate reflecting the lifetime value of the work. 

We’re always happy to help. Reach out through (678) 908-6557 or by contact@atelierfiftyfour.com to make your experience smooth and stress-free. 

Yes, we do. Please contact us for more details and pricing through (678) 908 6557 or contact@atelierfiftyfour.com
Please check our portfolio through:

• Portraits, https://www.atelierfiftyfour.com/portrait

• Sports, https://www.atelierfiftyfour.com/sports

• And our other work, https://www.atelierfiftyfour.com/other-work-1
  
  

Simply, no. Architecture and interior design photography differs from standard real estate photography in both purpose and production. While real estate photography is designed to market a property quickly and efficiently for sale or lease, architecture and interior design photography is created to showcase the design intent, craftsmanship, materials, and unique character of a space for portfolios, publications, marketing campaigns, and awards submissions.

These projects typically involve a more extensive creative process, including pre-shoot consultations, location scouting, identifying the best angles and lighting conditions, collaboration with architects, designers, and builders, as well as styling and preparation of the space. Sessions are often scheduled around optimal natural light and may require advanced lighting techniques, multiple exposures, and detailed retouching to achieve the desired result.

Because architecture and interior design photography requires significantly more planning, time on-site, creative direction, and post-production work, pricing is generally higher than standard real estate photography.

Architectural and interior photography pricing varies depending on the scope of the project, number of images requested, and licensing needs. Most projects are priced based on a creative fee for the shoot day and a licensing fee for each image delivered. I’m happy to discuss your project and provide a tailored estimate.