Which photos actually get bookings?
A clean shot of the whole boat on the water, the deck and seating, real guests with real fish, and the crew. Sun, faces and space sell trips.
- The whole boat on the water, in good light, from slightly off the bow.
- The deck and seating, so a group can picture where six people actually sit.
- Guests with a catch — the shot people imagine themselves in.
- You and your crew. A face makes a stranger comfortable handing over a day of their holiday.
- The shade, the head, the electronics — the details that answer questions before they are asked.
Dark, cluttered dock photographs taken at the end of a long day are the single most common reason a good boat under-performs.