Point Loma Real Estate Photographer

Sometimes — and this is one market where we will not promise it before checking your address. Point Loma sits directly under San Diego International's approach corridor, so many grids carry a zero-foot ceiling. Cabrillo National Monument is National Park Service land where drone use is prohibited outright, and Naval Base Point Loma and Fort Rosecrans add federal restrictions along the peninsula's spine. Send us the address and we will tell you honestly whether aerials are possible before you pay for them.

We shoot the view from the ground properly instead — elevated tripod work, deck and window sight lines composed so the bay or ocean reads as the feature it is, and twilight timed to the side of the peninsula you are on. A good ground-level view frame beats no frame, and we would rather tell you upfront than take the aerial fee and deliver nothing.

Photography starts at $225 for homes under 1,500 sq ft. Larger homes are $275 (1,500–3,000 sq ft), $335 (3,000–5,000), and $395 (5,000+), and every shoot is full coverage with no photo caps. 3D tours from $225, expedited delivery $145. Drone is quoted only where it is actually flyable.

Yes. Bayfront and slip-adjacent properties are a specialty — we frame the water access, the dock or slip where there is one, and the skyline across the bay, which is the view that distinguishes a La Playa listing from anything else on the peninsula.