Every space has a story to tell.

A warm open-concept kitchen and dining area with wooden cabinets, black appliances, a butcher block island, and a dining table with six chairs, plus hanging pendant lights and window blinds, taken in Berthoud, Colorado by Context Images.
First-person view from a bathroom looking into a bedroom with orange curtains, a bed with a beige bedspread, and a wooden nightstand with a lamp, taken in Berthoud, Colorado.
Architectural and Design photo of a cozy dining area in a kitchen with a dark wood table, a floral centerpiece, windows with valances and blinds, a door to a patio, and a rooster sculpture statue on a small red cabinet, taken in Longmont, Colorado.
Architectural & design photo of kitchen with wooden cabinets, a stainless steel refrigerator, a black stove, a small countertop oven, a butcher block island, and beige pendant lights, taken in Berthoud, Colorado by Context Images.
Architectural and Design photo of a modern kitchen with white cabinets, stainless steel appliances, an island with black sink and chrome faucet, and decorative items on the countertops. Windows let in natural light. Taken in Longmont, Colorado.
Professional Architecture & Interior Design photo of an eclectic farmhouse living room with a leather armchair with a decorative pillow, a wooden side table, bookshelf, staircase, and decorative items. Taken in Berthoud, Colorado by Context Images.
A publication level interior design and architecture photo of a bedroom on the left with floral bedding and framed artwork, and a hallway on the right leading into a living room with large windows. Taken in Longmont, Colorado.
A publication level interior design photo of a cozy dining area with a wooden table and black chairs, a banquette with pillows, large windows with blinds, a wicker pendant light, and wooden furniture. Taken in Berthoud, Colorado by Context Images.

  • We partner with architects, builders, designers, and agents to capture the true character of every space - from the modest studio to the custom estate.

  • Context started with the question: why are beautiful photos reserved only for luxury properties?

    The homes most of us can afford are made to look somewhat inhuman, and certainly inhospitable. Thus, Context was founded on the conviction that the value of a space should be measured by the intent behind it, not the price of it.

    Our purpose is to give every project, regardless of its ‘market value,’ a visual narrative that honors the intent of the creator and the experience of the inhabitant.

  • Architects, Builders, Interior Designers, Real Estate Agents - pretty much anyone who works at the intersection of humans and space.

  • We provide services across Colorado’s Front Range from Fort Collins to Denver.

    If your project falls outside of that range, just message us. We’ll work something out.

    • interior/exterior photography

      • HDR

      • Flash

      • Flambient (flash/ambient)

      • Basically whatever the situation calls for

    • videography

      • 30/60/90 second social media reels

      • Traditional advertisements

      • Short property documentaries

    • aerial

      • Aerial photography

      • Aerial videography

    • special projects

      • if you’ve got something out of the ordinary in mind, we’re probably interested. Leave us a note and lets talk more.

  • We work on a creative fee + licensing fee model.

    We’ve chosen this model for all our work, including real estate projects, because it allows us the time to figure our what makes a space truly special before we start pointing cameras everywhere. Its allows us to prioritize value over volume.

    The process looks like this:

    1. You book our time (minimum 2.5 hours at a property)

    2. We have a conversation about what shots are most valuable to you, and then prioritize making those the best shots we take.

    3. After the shoot, we send you watermarked proofs of the photos, and you pick the ones you actually want to pay for.

    4. We do all our editing in-house. Nothing is outsourced. This ensures quality control, so every photo is evocative of the emotion you’re trying to convey, or the value you’re trying to sell.

    5. Final assets are delivered, you pay the pre-agreed licensing fee and the click ‘download.’

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