Lodge Photography – a good set of images for on-line and off-line promotions

When booking any accommodation, the very first thing that people look at, is pictures of what the location and accommodation looks like. Our game reserves are inspiring and fascinating destinations for tourists, and finding new ways to present lodge photography – unusual angles, different lighting conditions etc – these elements can be priceless when achieved by the professional photographer, because people make their decisions regarding holiday choices based on the images that they see.

Lodge photography is big business in South Africa today as images are needed for promotional and advertising purposes leading up to the 2010 Soccer World Cup. A stunning set of photographs could make all the difference between the success and failure of a marketing campaign for your lodge accommodation.

lodge photography by award winning photographer martin harvey

Pictures that offer an attractive overall image of a lodge as well as particular facilities and features will be needed, while some lodge photography will certainly be taken from the outside to present viewers with an idea of location and to give an overall sense of the place.

Inside pictures are also vital as this is where guests and tourists will spend a good part of their time, and this is often what they look for on advertisements. Some lodges are architecturally interesting, while plenty of them are rich and luxurious, drawing famous celebrities to them.

The bottom line is that the photography of lodges is a big part of the hospitality industry, and when it comes to lodge photography, the photographer needs to be 100% trained and experienced in capturing pictures that will portray the lodge in its best light.

We use the latest Canon digital cameras and lenses available to ensure optimum image quality, and with extensive experience in photographing accommodation establishments throughout Africa we can ensure that your lodge will stand the test for tourists looking for a great place to stay.