Local Property Session
€600
One ready-to-shoot apartment up to 80 m² in Split, up to 90 minutes on site, 20 edited images. This is also the minimum booking.
Photography · Ivan Boban
Interior, food, and AV-integration photography for Split-area restaurants — built for menus, websites, hospitality groups, and Bose Professional case studies.
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Stobreč, Split, Croatia
Split, Croatia
Split, Croatia
Radisson Blu Resort, Split, Croatia
€600
One ready-to-shoot apartment up to 80 m² in Split, up to 90 minutes on site, 20 edited images. This is also the minimum booking.
From €1,200
Up to four hours on site, 30 edited images.
From €2,000
Up to eight hours on site, 50 edited images.
Hotels are quoted by room types and shared areas, restaurants by dishes and setups, yachts by vessel and light, events by the coverage we agree. Travel, ferries, accommodation, extra crew, drone work, styling and twilight shoots are priced separately.
Every shoot includes a written, worldwide, perpetual, non-exclusive licence for your website, booking listings, organic social media and brochures. RAW files are not included. Paid advertising, use by third parties and exclusivity are priced separately.
Prices in EUR, excluding VAT.
Request availability and a quoteRestaurant photography in Split has two failure modes. The first is empty-room real estate photography — wide, sterile, no context, useless for menus or social. The second is generic food blogger imagery — close-up plates with no sense of place, indistinguishable from any other Mediterranean restaurant in any other city. The work below avoids both. Each restaurant gets documented as it actually operates: the dining room with light in it, the bar at the time it gets used, the architectural details that the architect intended, and the AV integration where it matters. Most of these shoots also feed Bose Professional case studies, so the work has to read at both a hospitality and an architectural level.
A Split restaurant shoot starts with the menu and the architectural intent, not with the camera. We walk the room at the time it operates, identify the light, plan the dining-service moments, and pre-arrange any AV integration documentation. The output covers four asset families: dining room interior, food and drink details, hospitality lifestyle (guests, service, atmosphere), and architectural / AV detail when relevant. Bilingual EN/HR captions and SEO file naming included when the brand operates in both markets.
When the visuals need to live inside a wider system of campaigns, websites, ads, and sales materials.
See how this type of work turns into real outcomes for businesses, brands, and venues.
The wider photography and post-production overview, including work that is handled by inquiry only.
Both. Restaurants look fundamentally different at service hours than at handover. Most useful coverage happens in the evening when the room is actually occupied, but architectural detail and material shots are often planned for the morning light window.
Yes — most Split restaurant work I do also feeds a Bose Professional or similar case study. The integration detail is documented alongside the dining room without making the speakers the subject.
Yes. Most engagements include both — but they're different shoot families that need different light and planning. We plan a kitchen / plating window and a separate dining room window.
Yes. Most engagements happen in greater Split (Klis, Solin, Trogir, Kaštela) but I also travel along the Dalmatian coast and have shot restaurants in Slovenia for AV integration case studies.
Tell me what we are photographing, where and when. I reply with availability and a quote. No long questionnaire.