Frequently asked questions

A vacation rental photo shoot in Cancún starts at about $150 USD for a one-bedroom apartment and includes 25 to 60 edited photos. Final pricing depends on the number of rooms, whether drone is included and whether you add video. We quote the same day over WhatsApp.

Standard delivery is 48 to 72 business hours after the shoot, through an online gallery you can download everything from. If you need to publish sooner, 24-hour express delivery is available for an extra fee.

Yes, and it makes a huge difference. We send a prep checklist covering the essentials: clear surfaces, evenly made beds, folded towels, open curtains, a clean pool and no personal items in frame. We fine-tune details on site.

Drone is quoted separately because it needs permission from the condo or gated community and suitable wind conditions. For beachfront properties or those with a large pool it is well worth it: that is the shot that sets your listing apart.

Yes. Delivery includes unlimited commercial usage rights to promote your property on any platform, your own website and social media. We only ask that you do not resell them to third parties.

Drone service in Cancún starts at around $200 USD and includes the flight, edited 4K video and aerial stills. Cost varies with distance (Cancún, Playa del Carmen or Tulum), final video length and whether it is combined with a ground shoot.

Much of the Hotel Zone is restricted because of its proximity to Cancún International Airport, and protected natural areas require authorization. Before booking we check the exact location and tell you clearly whether we can fly, at what altitude limit, or whether the shot is better relocated.

We reschedule at no cost. Flying in strong wind compromises image stability and equipment safety, so we would rather move the date than deliver mediocre footage.

Yes. Along with the horizontal 4K master, we deliver 9:16 vertical cuts paced for Reels, TikTok and Stories at no extra cost.

Yacht coverage starts at around $300 USD for a four-hour block and includes photography, edited video and drone footage. Pricing depends on charter length, whether it is Cancún or Isla Mujeres, and how many people are on board.

Yes. We launch and land from the deck, hand-catching when swell requires it, and only fly in safe wind conditions. Overhead shots of the yacht under way are the ones most used afterwards to sell charters.

We work with marine-rated protection and clean the equipment after every trip. That is part of the service, not an extra charge, which is why we can get close to the water without babying the camera over the shot.

That is exactly what it is most booked for. We deliver a sales-oriented package: horizontal photos for your website, verticals for Reels and a short video that works as an ad. Commercial usage rights included.

A wedding package in Cancún starts at around $1,000 USD and includes full-day coverage, editing and an online gallery. Pricing rises with video, a second shooter, drone, or travel to Tulum or Holbox. We send closed packages with no surprises.

Ideally 8 to 12 months out, especially for weddings between November and April, which is high season in the Mexican Caribbean. December dates and long weekends fill first.

We deliver a sneak peek of 30 to 50 photos within 72 hours so you can share something right away. The full gallery and film are delivered 4 to 6 weeks after the wedding.

Yes. We cover Playa del Carmen, Tulum, Puerto Morelos, Isla Mujeres, Holbox and Cozumel. Outside Cancún we add a travel fee and, depending on distance, lodging the night before so we arrive rested for the getting-ready coverage.

It is the Caribbean: it pours and it passes fast. We work with a plan B defined during scouting, weather-protected gear and real experience shooting portraits indoors or in the rain. Some of the best photos we have made came out of a downpour.

A quinceañera package in Cancún starts at around $500 USD and includes a location pre-session plus photo coverage of the event. Adding an edited film, drone or a printed album raises the package; we build the combination around the family budget.

We recommend a separate, earlier day. That gives real time to produce, change wardrobe and use golden hour instead of racing the mass schedule. It also means you can use those photos on invitations or in the entrance video.

Standard coverage is six hours, from getting ready or the mass through the dancing. Extra hours can be booked if the party runs long; they are agreed beforehand, never charged as a surprise at the end.

Yes. The edited film includes the full waltz and the surprise dance with original audio, plus the event recap. We also deliver a short vertical cut for social media.

A corporate shooting day in Cancún starts at around $250 USD for a half day and includes editing and folder-organized delivery. Team portraits, facilities, product and video are quoted by scope, not per photo.

Yes, and it is usually the most cost-effective option. A monthly retainer of one shooting day per month produces enough photo and vertical video to feed social channels without repeating. Quoted as a retainer.

Yes. We cover construction progress with ground and aerial photography, which doubles as documentation for investors. Drone flights are coordinated around local airspace restrictions.

Yes, with commercial usage rights for company channels: website, social, digital advertising and your own print material. Full assignment or third-party use is agreed separately.