Yes, certain coastal, archaeological, and protected areas have flight restrictions. I check applicable rules for each location before flying so we'll know.

Yes — pairing aerial and ground photography in the same session is common and gives a fuller picture of a property or location.

All over Greece — including Athens, Mykonos, Santorini, Crete, Paros, Corfu, the mainland, the Peloponnese, and the Ionian Islands — plus select international destinations.

Commercial drone operation in Greece requires proper licensing and registration, which I maintain — happy to confirm specifics for your project on request.

It's photography captured from a drone, useful for showing scale, layout, and context that ground-level shots can't — a villa's grounds, a coastline, or a property's setting within the landscape.

Turnaround depends on project scope — I'll confirm an expected delivery date when we schedule the shoot.

Wide-angle coverage is standard for interior work; panoramic or 360° formats can be discussed if your project needs them.

Yes, this imagery is created to portfolio and publication standard and is regularly used by interior designers for exactly that purpose.

This depends on room size and complexity, but most sessions cover multiple rooms in a single day — we'll map this out during the consultation according to your specific needs.

Yes, hospitality photography — rooms, lobbies, restaurants, and amenities — is a regular part of my work.