Car

Most unusual cars we photograph are unusual in ways we already know how to handle: rare paint, aggressive bodywork, aftermarket wheels, a wrap that changes the entire character of the car. This Maybach 62S was different. Almost every visible surface had been hand-painted by Alec Monopoly, including the interior, and it was being photographed for

The front three-quarter: the angle buyers see first, whether they realise it or not Dubizzle allows up to 20 photos on a single car listing. In our experience shooting for sellers across Dubai, most listings never get close to that. We tell every client to maximise the count, use everything the platform gives you, and

When a car sells locally, a buyer can drive to Sharjah, sit in it, start it, and walk away if something feels off. That option disappears the moment the buyer is in London, or Los Angeles, or anywhere outside the UAE. They’re not coming to look at the car. They’re deciding whether to bid tens

I still get the same WhatsApp message most weeks: “my car’s been up for three weeks and nobody’s calling.” Usually the car’s fine and the price is fine too. Usually the photos are the problem, three dark shots taken in a parking garage at an angle that makes a decent SUV look like a write-off.