Hospitality Photography & Content Creation

Your space is more than a location, it is a feeling. I help boutique hotels, guesthouses, and unique stays turn that feeling into images a guest can step inside, so they want to book before they have finished scrolling.

High-quality images of your spaces, built around feeling rather than function. Not staged. Not sterile. Lived-in, intentional, and ready to stop the scroll.
Guest-perspective content for Stories and feeds. The kind that reads as authentic because it is. Created during a real stay, not a staged session.
A curated image set that captures the soul of your property, built for your website, press kit, or editorial features. The visual equivalent of a recommendation from someone with taste.

Most hotel photography shows rooms. Mine shows why a guest chooses not to leave.

There is a quiet moment in every well made space. The angle of morning light through a linen curtain, the weight of a ceramic cup, the view no one photographs because everyone assumes someone else will. I find those moments, and I frame them from where a guest would actually stand, sit, or wake up. A hand around the cup, feet up on the sofa, the doorway you step through on arrival. Small human traces that let the person scrolling picture themselves already there.

A bathroom with beige tiled walls, a white vessel sink on a wooden shelf with folded towels below, a soap dispenser, a wall mirror, black towel rack, and a person taking a photo in the mirror.

Why me

Most hospitality photography is shot the same way on every property: wide lens, flood the room with light, cover every corner for the listing. I come at it differently.

Years as a travel photographer taught me to read a space the way a guest meets it on arrival. What catches the eye first, where the light falls at the hour you would actually want to be there, which detail makes you imagine yourself checked in. I am not only looking for what is pretty. I notice whether a space is practical, whether I would feel comfortable in it, the quiet questions every guest asks without realising.

And I leave a human trace in the frame on purpose. A figure half in view, a point of view rather than a product shot, so your future guest does not only see the room, they place themselves in it. I do not just document rooms. I photograph the version of your stay a guest will remember.

View of a living room with a table, a patterned rug, and furniture, looking towards a large glass door with wooden frames that opens to an outdoor balcony. A tan dog stands outside the door, looking inside. The scenery outside features trees and dist

Person with blonde hair sitting on a window seat, facing a window with green trees outside, morning sunlight casting shadows inside a modern bedroom.

A bedroom with a bed that has a blue and gold patterned headboard and pillows, a bedside table with a book titled 'Murder' by Minette Walters and a glass of water, beige curtains, and a modern hanging bedside lamp.

A window with dark green curtains and a view of greenery outside. A yellow pillow and beige cushion are on a seating area near the window. A radiator and a wooden chair are also visible.

A neatly made bed with white sheets and pillows in front of a textured, abstract wall. There are hanging spherical pendant lights, a side table with a plant, water carafe, and glasses.

A bathroom with a wall-mounted towel radiator, a wooden shelf with folded white towels, a mirror above a sink, and tiled walls.

A minimalist interior workspace with a wooden desk, black chairs, a black shelving unit with wooden shelves, a hanging plant, a rubber duck decor, and a modern pendant light. There is wall art and a framed document on the wall.

View from a bed with white sheets, focusing on a blue embroidered pillow in the foreground. In the background, a bedside table holds a glass of water and two books, one red and one white. A wall-mounted light fixture and electrical outlets are on the

A person holding a white card with handwritten text, sitting at a black table with a glass display containing chocolates, and a menu or note card on the table. The background shows a beige armchair, a mirror with black trim, and a section of a wall w

A glass cloche covering two chocolates on a small glass plate, with a wedding invitation card and a handwritten note nearby on a black surface.

Two round chocolates with gold accents placed in a decorative glass dish on a black surface, with a partially visible white card and yellow paper nearby.

A neatly made bed with white linens and decorative blue patterned pillows, a modern headboard, and a black side table, with beige curtains covering a window.

Modern bathroom with marble walls and floors, a round backlit mirror, a wooden vanity with a vessel sink, and a shower area with a glass door and shelf of toiletries.

Indoor swimming pool area with large windows, modern design, armchairs, and a wooden side table.

Close-up of a hotel room nightstand with a magazine titled 'Grand Paper' on top, and a bed with white pillows and a blue-patterned headboard. There is a wall socket and a lamp on the wall behind the nightstand.

Modern indoor swimming pool area with seating, large windows, and a reflective pool.

Sunlit rural landscape with trees, rolling hills, wooden fence, and a firepit, during late afternoon or early evening.

A white mug with the words "Think happy thoughts" printed on it, placed on a wooden surface, with sunglasses next to it. Sunlight casts shadows on the surface, while a dark indoor background is visible.

Outdoor patio scene with a wooden table, chairs, a closed teal umbrella, and a scenic view of rolling hills and greenery in the background.

White ceramic mug with the text "THINK HAPPY thoughts" placed on a wooden railing outdoors, with a blurred background of a green tree, a wooden fence, and distant hills under a bright sky.

A lush green yard with yellow flowers, a dog grazing in the grass, and a house in the background, partially obscured by trees.

A wooden table with red placemats, a black notebook, a small wooden stand, a brown paper bag with a green ribbon, and a map.

A bedroom with a bed decorated with pillows and towel swans, visible through a wooden doorway frame.

Stack of decorative cinnamon sticks on a ceramic plate on a wooden windowsill near a window with a blurred view of trees and a car outside.

A woman lying on her side on a bed, smiling, with her head on a white pillow, in a room with beige and wood-paneled walls.

Person lying on a gray sofa, shirtless, with one arm resting beside a pink pillow. The room has a wooden floor, a small round side table with a tablet, and a black and white area rug. The wall has a mirror, coat hooks, and a doormat near the door.

A white ceramic cup filled with a latte featuring a tulip-shaped latte art design on top, placed on a saucer with a small spoon on a wooden table.

A bedroom with a large bed covered in white bedding, a person reading a book with only hands visible, a dark upholstered headboard, a side table with a small potted plant, picture on the wall of mountain landscape seen through an open window, and a w

A view from a bedroom showing a window with two potted plants on the windowsill, a book, a small colorful vase, and a decorative figurine. Part of a bed with a blanket is visible in the foreground.

A small bathroom with white tiled walls, a window with sunlit view, a framed photo above the toilet, and plants near the toilet and on the windowsill.

Open window in a bedroom with light curtains, revealing a view of a forested hillside outside, with a bed in the foreground and plants and small objects on the windowsill.

A modern bedroom with a large bed, white pillows, and a black headboard. The wall behind the bed features a large, textured mural of an abstract, green and earth-toned landscape. Two round, white pendant lights hang alongside the bed on orange cords. A window with dark frames lets in natural light and looks out to green trees outside. A small section of a wooden desk or table and a black chair are visible in the foreground. The room has a dark wood-chevron patterned floor and a minimalist aesthetic.

Why Book a Hospitality Photographer

Standard listing photos do a job: they prove the room exists, the bed is made, the bathroom is clean. But they don't do the harder job, making someone scrolling through ten similar properties stop and think, this one.

That's the difference between photos that inform and photos that convert. My work is to find the version of your property a guest will remember months later, and make that visible before they've even booked.

How We Work Together

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A short call to understand your property: the guest you're trying to attract, the mood you want to lead with, any current content gaps (website hero, OTA listings, social).

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I build a simple shot list covering your spaces, details, and atmosphere, indoor , outdoor and surroundings, day and golden hour, so every asset you need gets covered in one visit.

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On the day, I move through your property the way a guest would: unhurried, noticing the light, the textures, the in-between moments most photographers rush past.

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You receive a curated, fully-edited gallery within days, ready for your website, OTA listings, and social media.

What Changes After

– Listing and website images that make someone stop scrolling and think “this one”

– Content that works everywhere: website, Booking.com/Airbnb, social, press

– A visual library that outlasts a single season or campaign

– Photos that reflect your actual atmosphere, not a generic hotel template

From the play of morning light in a breakfast nook to the textures of a thoughtfully designed suite, I capture the quiet, intentional details that move beyond standard real estate photos and invite travelers to step into your story.

Visual Storytelling for Mindful Stays

Let's bring your space to life.

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, the walk from the street, the view from a window, the neighbourhood a guest steps into after checkout. That surrounding feeling is often what convinces someone to book.
Yes, short-form video and reel-ready content can be added to any shoot, useful for Instagram and TikTok content built around your property.
For the full experience, arrival, golden hour, evening atmosphere, and the next morning's light, I recommend staying overnight at your property. That's how I capture the complete story a guest actually lives through, not just a few hours of it. If you only need specific spaces or a quicker turnaround, a half-day to full-day visit works too.
Yes, some of the most atmospheric work comes from small, characterful properties (Airbnbs, boutique guesthouses), not just large hotels.
Yes, and happily, I'm based in Upper Austria but I'll travel worldwide for the right property. Travel costs are quoted separately.
As early as possible for the season or light you want , especially if you're after golden hour or a specific seasonal atmosphere. For properties in Austria or nearby, short-notice bookings are sometimes possible too — just ask.
If your property is pet-friendly and it fits the shoot, happy to bring my Golden Retriever along, within about a 3-hour drive of Perg. Since I'm working during the shoot, I'd bring someone along to look after her rather than leave her unattended. Just mention it when we're planning.