How we work
Prompt delivery is one of the things agents notice about us. Internally, it is the thing we have organized the entire business around. The shoot itself is the easy part. The edit pipeline is where most photographers, working solo, lose the rest of the day.
Photographers shoot RAW with bracketed exposures, a calibrated color profile, and a naming convention that locks in property address, room, and bracket index at the shutter. Cards land in the edit queue within 30 minutes of the shoot wrapping. An automated HDR baseline runs unattended: bracket merges, lens corrections, white balance, basic verticals.
The rest of the work is distributed across the edit team. No editor owns a single property end to end. Quality stays high because every frame gets at least two independent sets of eyes before it ships.
When a shoot wraps in the afternoon, the gallery is queued for editing and most photo orders arrive the next delivery day. The pipeline does not depend on any one person having a fast night.
Most orders, including photos, 2D floor plans, and 3D tours, arrive the next delivery day. Videos usually arrive the next delivery day, but allow 2–3 delivery days for some videos, including luxury and custom work. 3D floor plans take two delivery days.
