Beyond All Media shoots real estate photography in Richmond, Virginia, and the towns around it. Listing agents and teams are most of our clients. Builders, developers, property managers and business owners make up the rest. One week here can mean a brick colonial in Henrico, a rowhouse in the Fan, a model home in Chesterfield and a restaurant in Scott's Addition that needs photos it can actually use. Every order comes from the same menu we sell in every market: listing photos, real estate video, drone, 3D tours and floor plans.
Delivery runs on targets. Photos the next morning. Video in 1 to 2 days with Beyond Basic, and in 2 to 3 days with Beyond Enhanced and Beyond All, with Sunday not counted. Those are targets, not a guarantee, and we schedule the editing around them. BAM keeps the media, and you get a marketing license to use it.
What we shoot
- Listing photography and video, in four packages
- Drone and aerial
- 3D tours and floor plans
- Commercial and construction progress photography
Packages and add-ons | Our delivery standard
Agents, builders and businesses in Richmond
Most of our Richmond work is residential listings. The rest splits between commercial space for brokers and property managers, rentals and multifamily for operators, new construction for builders, and headshots and team photos for local businesses. Builders can book repeat visits from foundation to finish, which gives the sales team current photos and the office a dated record of the job.
The places we shoot
The city's older neighborhoods hold the hardest interiors we shoot. In the Fan, Church Hill and the Museum District, many homes are a century old or more, with narrow rooms, tall windows and light that changes from the front of the house to the back. We shoot those rooms in brackets and blend them so the walls and the view out the window both read. Carytown and Scott's Addition are shops, restaurants and old industrial buildings turned into breweries and offices, which is commercial work as much as real estate. The James River runs through the middle of it all.
Outside the city the work changes. Short Pump and Glen Allen in Henrico County are larger homes, newer subdivisions and busy retail. South of the James, Chesterfield, Midlothian, Chester and Moseley add more subdivisions and a steady run of new construction. Ashland and Mechanicsville in Hanover County, and New Kent and Quinton to the east, have bigger lots and a more rural feel. Farther out, Bumpass in Louisa County and Aylett on the Mattaponi River in King William County are acreage and farms, where the land is the listing and the drone does most of the selling.
Drone work and airspace
Richmond International Airport (RIC) sits southeast of downtown in Sandston, in Henrico County, and the airspace around it is controlled. Addresses near it, and near some other airfields in the region, can need FAA authorization before a drone goes up, and approval is not guaranteed. We fly under FAA Part 107 rules and check the airspace before every flight. If your listing is in eastern Henrico or Sandston, say so when you book. If a flight is not allowed, we tell you before the shoot and cover the property from the ground.
Towns we serve
Our Richmond service area includes Mechanicsville, Ashland, Glen Allen, Chesterfield, Midlothian, Henrico, Short Pump, Sandston, Chester, Hanover, New Kent, Quinton, Moseley, Bumpass and Aylett. Near one of those and not sure you are in range? Ask. Book on the full-page order form, in the BAM app, or call (804) 913-3013. Give us the property type, the services you want and whether you need drone, and we will confirm the date and your delivery targets.
Richmond, Mechanicsville, Ashland, Glen Allen, Chesterfield, Midlothian, Henrico, Bumpass, Aylett, Short Pump, Sandston, Chester, Hanover, New Kent, Quinton, Moseley.
Towns where we have delivered orders. Not a limit: ask about any address nearby.
Recent work in Richmond
Guides for Richmond agents
- Twilight Listing Photos in Richmond After the Clocks Fall Back: Real Dusk, Virtual Twilight, and Which Homes Earn It
- Shooting Townhome Listings in Richmond: Tight Lots, Three Floors, and a Neighbor in Every Frame
- Shooting Acreage Listings Around Richmond: A Drone Field Guide for Hanover, New Kent and Goochland Agents
- Listing Videos Buyers Actually Finish: A Walkthrough Guide for Richmond Agents
- How to Photograph Richmond's Older Homes: A Field Guide for Fan and Church Hill Listings
- Photographing a Richmond Listing in Summer Heat: A Prep Guide for Agents
- Commercial Real Estate Photography in Richmond, VA: A Guide for Brokers and Property Managers
- Drone Photography in Richmond VA for Agents and Brokers
Questions from Richmond clients
Can you fly a drone near Richmond International Airport?
It depends on the address. The airspace around RIC is controlled, so homes in Sandston and nearby parts of Henrico can need FAA authorization before a drone can fly, and approval is not guaranteed. We fly under FAA Part 107 rules and check the airspace before every flight. Send the address when you book and we will tell you early whether to plan on aerials.
How do you photograph a rowhouse in the Fan or Church Hill?
Rowhouses are narrow and deep, so light drops off fast between the front rooms and the back. We shoot each room in brackets and blend them so the walls, floors and windows all look right. Exteriors are framed to show the facade and the street. A 3D tour and a floor plan help buyers understand a long, narrow layout before they visit.
Do you shoot acreage and farms outside Richmond?
Yes. In places like Bumpass, Aylett, New Kent and rural Hanover, the land often matters more than the house, so aerial photos and video carry the listing. We show the fields, tree lines, outbuildings and the road in. Tell us the acreage and what a buyer needs to see, and we will plan the flight and the ground shots around it.
Book
Book a shoot or call (804) 913-3013.