Yacht photography.
Charter listings, brokerage packages and editorial features. Shot on the water, at anchor and underway, by someone who has spent fourteen years working these islands.
What a yacht shoot covers.
Exteriors underway
Drone coverage of her sailing and running, plus profile and detail work at anchor in the right water.
Interiors and cabins
Saloon, galley, cabins and heads, lit and styled so the space reads accurately.
Deck and toys
Flybridge, swim platform, tenders and water toys. The things a charter guest is actually buying.
Crew and service
Provisioning, plating, service moments. What separates a charter from a rental.
Aerial coverage
Overheads and tracking shots that show the boat in context.
Sunset and blue hour
The frames that end up as the hero image on every listing.
On the water.
How a charter shoot runs.
Pick the anchorage
Water colour makes or breaks these images. We choose the location and the day around conditions, not the calendar.
Prep the boat
A styled boat photographs very differently from a working one. We send a prep list ahead of the day.
Shoot the full day
One full day dedicated to stills. Drone up for underway and anchorage, then deck, interior and detail work through the day.
Deliver in 48 hours
Graded and sized for charter listings, brokerage sheets, social and print.
Yacht photography, answered
No. Underway, sailing and watersports coverage is shot primarily with our drone, along with frames from onboard where the angle calls for it.
Yes. We work throughout the BVI regularly and handle the crossing and any permitting.
Water and sky are the shoot. If conditions are wrong we reschedule rather than deliver flat images, and the rescheduling terms are in the agreement.
Yes. Brokerage needs more coverage of systems, engine room and condition. Charter needs lifestyle. We scope for whichever you are selling.
No, we schedule them as separate full days. Each needs a different pace and setup. Most yachts book both, which gives you a matched two day package across stills and film.
November through May gives the most reliable conditions in the Caribbean. It avoids the main hurricane season and generally has fewer issues with Saharan dust, so clearer skies and cleaner water.
Getting a boat ready to list?
Send the vessel details and your window, and we will find the right conditions.