Property listings: select and caption aerial photographs

Aerial listing photographs should help readers understand the property. A short, explained selection can be clearer than a long gallery of similar angles.

Give each view a purpose

Locate the building, then show useful outdoor areas and access. Combine aerial and ground-level photographs so spaces and uses remain understandable.

Write factual captions

Describe visible elements without inventing distances, areas or plot boundaries. Avoid retouching that hides important surroundings. Consider image rights and privacy; DGAC guidance includes aerial-imagery requirements.

Prepare web publication

Use display-appropriate files and retain originals. Add descriptive alternative text for informative images. Our image optimisation guide explains reducing weight while retaining usefulness.

To commission photography, see the property drone assignment guide. Images improve understanding but do not alone prove commercial performance.

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