Listing photography and video for Cornwall and SDG

Downtown Cornwall along Pitt Street holds independent retail and hospitality. The Brookdale Avenue corridor is where the larger commercial and service businesses sit. Riverdale and the neighbourhoods along the St. Lawrence carry older, well-built housing stock, while newer subdivisions have grown on the north and east edges. Beyond the city limits, Long Sault, Ingleside, Cornwall Township and the Glengarry side are rural — farmland, riverfront and acreage properties that are almost impossible to represent from the ground.

The waterfront parkland along the St. Lawrence and the islands opposite give the whole area a genuinely photogenic backdrop that most local marketing simply never uses.

Cornwall's housing stock is older on average than the Ottawa or Montreal suburbs — solid mid-century homes, some heritage stock near the river, and rural properties with outbuildings. Interiors often have smaller windows, so lighting and exposure blending matter more than lens width. Rural and riverfront listings need drone: acreage, treelines, outbuildings and water access read instantly from the air and not at all from the driveway.

We deliver in web and print resolutions, typically within 48 hours, with the aerial frames in the same gallery.

Trades, clinics, dealerships and service businesses in Cornwall get most of their work from within about a thirty-minute radius. Video that shows the actual shop, the actual crew and the actual work outperforms polished corporate material here. We shoot on site, keep it plain, and deliver both English and French versions — the francophone share of SDG is significant enough that an English-only campaign leaves reach on the table.

Cornwall is about an hour and ten minutes from our studio via Highway 20 and then the 401 — a straightforward drive that we make without a travel surcharge.

The city runs along the St. Lawrence and the Seaway, and waterfront frontage, industrial land and larger commercial buildings are a real part of what we are asked to photograph here, not just houses.

Cornwall is also a bilingual market with strong French-speaking neighbourhoods, so delivering listings and ads in both languages is a practical advantage rather than a box to tick.