Hotel, resort and hospitality photography across Jeddah and the Red Sea coast, worked from the Riyadh and Dubai bases with travel inside the commission rather than billed on top. The hospitality portfolio is led by the Rove Hotels programme and Dar Tantora in AlUla.
What This Covers
Rooms and suites, lobbies and arrival sequences, restaurants and bars, spa and pool, the exterior and the water frontage. On coastal properties the day is scheduled in stages, because the building, the beach and pool frontage, and the interiors each peak at different hours.
Every property is walked before the shoot, and each space is photographed at the hour it actually reads as designed rather than whenever access happens to be free.
The hospitality track record runs from the Rove Hotels programme through to Dar Tantora in AlUla, a hotel built inside a restored heritage settlement.
In Jeddah itself the practice already delivers work for Cenomi across Mall of Arabia, Jeddah Park and Yasmin Mall, ground and aerial on the same commissions. That is the same coverage a hospitality property on the coast is given.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, covered from the Riyadh and Dubai bases with travel included in the commission scope. The hospitality portfolio is led by the Rove Hotels programme and Dar Tantora in AlUla, and work is already delivered in Jeddah for Cenomi across Mall of Arabia, Jeddah Park and Yasmin Mall.
Yes, covered from the Riyadh and Dubai bases as regular work, with travel included in the commission scope rather than billed separately. Commissions elsewhere on the Red Sea coast are handled the same way.
Yes, with the appropriate permission. Al Balad is a protected historic district and photography there is arranged through the relevant authority in advance. Where a property sits inside or next to a heritage context, that permission is handled as part of the pre-production.
It affects how they are planned rather than their quality. Persistent haze means frames are built closer than inland and the coastal atmosphere is used deliberately. The schedule leans on early and late light, when the property and its water frontage are at their most directional.
