Buyers scroll past your lot in half a second.Give them a reason to stop.
I shoot the vehicles on your lot so they look worth the asking price. Clean inventory sets for your listings, vertical walkarounds for Reels and Marketplace, and full spots when you have something to say.
Most dealer photos lose the sale before anyone walks in.
A phone shot in the back row, half a bumper cut off, glare across the windshield. The vehicle is fine. The listing makes it look like nobody cared. Here is what changes when the photos do.
Every unit looks like a set
Same angles, same light, same crop on all forty cars. Your inventory page stops looking like a classified ad and starts looking like a store.
Shot for where it gets seen
Horizontal for your website and DMS, vertical for Reels and Marketplace. Both come from the same visit, sized and ready to post.
Back before the unit goes stale
I shoot on your lot, my editing team works overnight, files land in your inbox the next morning. No week-long wait on a freelancer.
I learned this on the sales floor, not just behind a camera.
Two years running marketing for a used-vehicle dealer in Singapore taught me which frame stops the scroll and what a sales team needs by Monday morning. Ten years of commercial shoots taught me how to make metal look good.
Recent work.
Campaign films shot as director of photography and editor.
Pick a vehicle. I’ll show you what it should have looked like.
One unit, $99, files are yours either way. No contract, no pitch meeting.