Chew Valley to the Levels
Chew Valley
to the Levels
Somerset Property Photography for Estate Agents
Somerset Property Photography for Estate Agents
Somerset Property Photography for Estate Agents
Captura Media photographs and films homes for estate agents across Somerset, from barn conversions in the Chew Valley to listed houses on the edge of the Levels. Every image is edited by hand, and photographs are delivered within 24–48 hours of the shoot.
Photographing Somerset houses
Most Somerset houses sell on their setting as much as their rooms. Shortcombe Barn in West Harptree looks across the Chew Valley to Blagdon Lake; Rookery Farmhouse in Nyland backs onto farmland below the Mendips. Each shoot is planned around that view, with rooms composed so the window carries the landscape and exteriors timed for the best light on the house. Lifestyle and detail shots are included as standard, from inglenooks and oak beams to gardens and outbuildings.
Film and aerial
The Signature and Prestige packages add a property film, aerial video where the property suits it and airspace allows, and a vertical cut for social. On rural sales the aerial carries the land: at Brookhouse Farm in Chapel Allerton and Hillfield Farm above Bleadon, both in around 15 acres, the film opens on the house, the acreage and the outbuildings before the first room appears. All aerial work is flown by a CAA-licensed pilot.
Recent work across Somerset
Breach House, Clutton: a stone farmhouse with a heated pool, photographed and filmed for Killens. It sold in three days.
Treetops, Blagdon: a contemporary home above Blagdon Lake, photographed for Debbie Fortune.
Shortcombe Barn, West Harptree: a stone barn conversion above the Chew Valley, photographed for Killens.
Henmore House, Weare: a Grade II listed villa near Axbridge, photographed for Debbie Fortune.
Abbots Grange, Stawell: a listed early 18th-century house in blue lias stone on the edge of the Levels, photographed for Lodestone.
The Grove, Charlton Adam: a new homes launch near Somerton, with show home photography and film for Lodestone.
The Granary, Oakhill: a family home, filmed for Nigel Fudge Estate Agents.
Agents we work with
Captura works with agents across Somerset, including Killens, Debbie Fortune, Lodestone and Nigel Fudge. Packages start from £395 for photography.
"Breach House sold incredibly quickly, and a huge part of that was down to the exceptional marketing. The video and photography were absolutely stunning and really elevated the listing." Craig Rees, Branch Manager, Killens, Chew Magna.
Captura Media photographs and films homes for estate agents across Somerset, from barn conversions in the Chew Valley to listed houses on the edge of the Levels. Every image is edited by hand, and photographs are delivered within 24–48 hours of the shoot.
Photographing Somerset houses
Most Somerset houses sell on their setting as much as their rooms. Shortcombe Barn in West Harptree looks across the Chew Valley to Blagdon Lake; Rookery Farmhouse in Nyland backs onto farmland below the Mendips. Each shoot is planned around that view, with rooms composed so the window carries the landscape and exteriors timed for the best light on the house. Lifestyle and detail shots are included as standard, from inglenooks and oak beams to gardens and outbuildings.
Film and aerial
The Signature and Prestige packages add a property film, aerial video where the property suits it and airspace allows, and a vertical cut for social. On rural sales the aerial carries the land: at Brookhouse Farm in Chapel Allerton and Hillfield Farm above Bleadon, both in around 15 acres, the film opens on the house, the acreage and the outbuildings before the first room appears. All aerial work is flown by a CAA-licensed pilot.
Recent work across Somerset
Breach House, Clutton: a stone farmhouse with a heated pool, photographed and filmed for Killens. It sold in three days.
Treetops, Blagdon: a contemporary home above Blagdon Lake, photographed for Debbie Fortune.
Shortcombe Barn, West Harptree: a stone barn conversion above the Chew Valley, photographed for Killens.
Henmore House, Weare: a Grade II listed villa near Axbridge, photographed for Debbie Fortune.
Abbots Grange, Stawell: a listed early 18th-century house in blue lias stone on the edge of the Levels, photographed for Lodestone.
The Grove, Charlton Adam: a new homes launch near Somerton, with show home photography and film for Lodestone.
The Granary, Oakhill: a family home, filmed for Nigel Fudge Estate Agents.
Agents we work with
Captura works with agents across Somerset, including Knight Frank, Killens, Debbie Fortune, Lodestone and Nigel Fudge. Packages start from £395 for photography.
"Breach House sold incredibly quickly, and a huge part of that was down to the exceptional marketing. The video and photography were absolutely stunning and really elevated the listing." Craig Rees, Branch Manager, Killens, Chew Magna.