Real Estate Photography in New Westminster, BC

New Westminster asks more of a photographer than most Metro Vancouver markets. A Queen's Park heritage home and a Quay high-rise are two different crafts, and RealtyShot shoots both - with 3D tours, drone imagery and 24-hour delivery.

BC's original capital has a housing stock nothing else in the region matches. Queen's Park is one of the largest concentrations of protected heritage homes in Western Canada - Queen Anne turrets, original fir floors, leaded glass, deep wraparound porches. These properties are ruined by the flat, over-brightened treatment that works fine on a new build. They need directional light, restrained editing, and detail frames that let the millwork, tile and hardware carry the listing. We shoot heritage the way an architectural magazine would, because that's the buyer these homes attract.

Along the Fraser, the Quay and Downtown tell the opposite story: mid- and high-rise condos where the river view is the asset. Here the priority is exposure work that holds both the interior and the water and rail lands beyond the glass, plus drone imagery that establishes the boardwalk, the market, and the SkyTrain connection. Buyers in this segment are frequently relocating from elsewhere in the region, so Matterport 3D tours do real work - they let someone walk the floorplan before committing to a Wednesday-evening showing.

Sapperton and the Brewery District have densified fast around Royal Columbian, drawing healthcare workers and first-time buyers into new one- and two-bedroom product. Uptown and Moody Park round out the market with mid-century walk-ups, townhomes and family housing. Across all of it, New Westminster's compact grid and steep grade mean exterior angles have to be chosen carefully - a badly placed shot makes a level home look like it's sliding downhill.

Photography, aerial and 3D delivered MLS-ready within 24 hours, from our Port Moody studio a short drive up the highway.