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Drone & HDR Photography Job – 145 Acres (Bangs, TX)

I am seeking an FAA Part 107-certified drone pilot + real estate photographer to capture high-quality drone and HDR ground photography of a 145-acre property subdivided into 10–17 acre tracts.

The goal is to produce professional, MLS-ready marketing content that highlights the property’s layout, access, utilities, and key features for land buyers.

Flexible scheduling, but early morning or late afternoon (golden hour preferred) for best lighting.

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📸 Scope of Work (What to Capture):

The shoot must clearly highlight:

• Paved road frontage and access points

• Subdivision layout (multiple tracts)

• Creek running through the property

• Newly drilled well

• Terrain, trees, open areas, and potential build sites

• Entry points and overall usability of the land

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📷 Deliverables

Drone Photography:

• 6–8 low-altitude shots (50–100 ft) showing access, road frontage, and key features

• 4–6 mid-altitude shots (100–200 ft) showing tract layout and boundaries

• 4–6 high-altitude shots (200–400 ft) showing full property and surrounding area

• 2–3 images with property boundary overlays (clean and accurate)

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📸 Ground Photography (HDR Required):

• 12–15 HDR ground photos (professionally bracketed and edited), including:

• Paved road frontage

• Creek

• Well location

• Interior views of the land

• Wide-angle shots showing depth and usability

👉 No basic phone photos — must be a professional camera with HDR processing

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🌅 Marketing Shots:

• At least 1–2 sunset or golden hour shots for marketing/ads

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🎥 Video (1–2 minutes):

• 4K cinematic drone video showcasing:

• Entire property flyover

• Road access

• Creek and key features

• Subdivision layout

• Include:

• Smooth transitions

• Light background music

• Optional property line overlay

Format: MP4, 4K (3840x2160), 30fps

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🖼️ Photo Requirements:

• High-resolution JPEG (MLS-ready)

• Color correction + exposure balancing

• Blue sky replacement (if needed)

• Sharp, well-composed images (no blur, no overexposure)

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Editing:

For the editing, I need a version that includes text overlays, similar to the YouTube link I shared, showing the subdivision layout, property size, nearby locations, and my contact information at the end. I will also need a clean version of the video without any text.

Here is the video

https://youtu.be/-4Z0mO1b9HE?si=r23BxQFBDoKlLXLW

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Property Address: 7298 County Road 160, Bangs, TX 76823

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