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    Real estate photography in Boise, Idaho

    Boise is the center of the Treasure Valley market and has the widest mix of housing in Idaho: 1920s bungalows in the North End, mid-century ranches on the Bench, view homes in the foothills, and new subdivisions in Southwest Boise and Harris Ranch.

    Each of those sells to a different buyer, and each photographs differently. We shoot them for what they are, with the same packages and published prices we use everywhere else.

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    Hot air balloons rising over downtown Boise at sunrise with the foothills behind

    Old houses, new houses, and the view

    North End and East End homes have character and small rooms. Mature trees shade the front, so exteriors get scheduled for when the sun is on the facade, and interiors are shot wide without bending the walls. Buyers for these homes want the woodwork and the porch, not a stretched living room.

    In the foothills, the view out the window is half the listing. Each frame gets balanced so the room and the view both read, instead of a bright white rectangle where the city should be.

    Much of central Boise sits within five miles of Boise Airport, where drone flights need FAA authorization before takeoff, so aerials there are planned ahead. Out in Southwest Boise and Harris Ranch, the drone is how you show the parks, paths, and open space a newer subdivision is selling.

    What we shoot around Boise

    North End and East End

    Bungalows, craftsman homes, and the historic houses along Warm Springs Avenue.

    The Bench

    Mid-century ranch homes and established neighborhoods above downtown.

    Foothills and Hidden Springs

    View homes where the light and the skyline do the selling.

    Southwest Boise and Harris Ranch

    Newer subdivisions, townhomes, and the community amenities around them.

    Downtown condos and townhomes

    Compact spaces shot to show layout, light, and the walk to everything.

    Which package fits a Boise listing

    Starter covers MLS photos and a branded listing website. It's enough for a clean Bench ranch or a downtown condo where the photos carry the listing.

    Social Plus adds a highlight video, vertical clips for Instagram and Facebook, and drone photos. Pick it for North End character homes and anything you plan to promote on social.

    Summit adds a Matterport 3D tour, a 2D floor plan, and twilight photos. That's the set for foothills view homes and listings aimed at buyers relocating from out of state.

    On the published price table, a 1,600 sq ft North End bungalow is $300 on Starter or $625 on Social Plus. A 4,200 sq ft foothills home on Summit is $1,600.

    Compare all three packages and prices

    Booked online, priced the same

    From downtown, the North End and the Bench are minutes away, and Harris Ranch and Southwest Boise are about 15 to 20 minutes. Pick a package and a date online and you see the price before you commit. Boise costs the same as McCall or Kuna.

    Ready when the listing is

    Photography, video, drone, and 3D tours for Boise — select a package, pick a date, and see the price before you commit.

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    Boise real estate photography FAQ

    How much does real estate photography cost in Boise?

    Lightbox packages are priced by square footage and cost the same in every area we serve. Starter starts at $250, Social Plus at $550, and Summit at $1,000. A 1,600 sq ft home is $300 on Starter. Add-ons include drone video from $250, twilight photos from $150, and rush delivery from $100.

    Which package should I book for a Boise listing?

    Starter for straightforward listings where MLS photos are enough. Social Plus when you'll market the listing on social, since it adds a highlight video, vertical clips, and drone photos. Summit for higher-end and view homes: it adds a Matterport 3D tour, a 2D floor plan, and twilight photos.

    Can you fly a drone over my Boise listing?

    Usually, yes. Drone photos come with Social Plus and Summit, and drone video is an add-on from $250. Parts of Boise are within five miles of Boise Airport, where drone flights need FAA airspace authorization first, so aerials there are planned ahead.

    Do you shoot 3D tours in Boise?

    Yes. Summit includes a Matterport 3D tour and a 2D floor plan. A Zillow 3D Home tour can be added to any package. Ask when you book.

    Is there a deal for a first shoot?

    Yes. On your first listing with us, book the Starter photo package and the drone photos and Zillow 3D Home tour with floor plan are free. Book by November 30, 2026.