I provide REALTORS with affordable photography services. The need for quality
photographs has become a necessity in today’s real estate market. Marketing your
listings on the Internet without photographs doesn't work. Your listing presentations
demand that you have high impact marketing materials with quality photographs. I can
provide you with quality photographs that you need at an affordable price.
The Real Estate business is very complex and the costs associated with it are rapidly
increasing. Most area Real Estate Brokers will know longer incur the cost of a
photographer for the purpose of Trend MLS photographs for your listings. Having
been a REALTOR for over 14 years, I understand how difficult your business is and
the importance of having quality photographs to support your marketing efforts.
The cliché, “A picture is worth a thousand words” has never been more relevant than in
today’s market place. (Click here to view a New York Times Multimedia Presentation)
Placing your order
The best way to place an order is to use the form on the Services Page.
The second best is to call me.
If for any reason you or your client are not satisfied with the quality of the photographs
I'll re-shoot them at no extra charge and/or refund you your payment.
All Photographs appearing in this Website are the copyrighted material of Drew Callaghan, and are protected under United States
and International laws. The photographs may not be reproduced, stored, or manipulated without the written permission of Drew
Callaghan.
photographs has become a necessity in today’s real estate market. Marketing your
listings on the Internet without photographs doesn't work. Your listing presentations
demand that you have high impact marketing materials with quality photographs. I can
provide you with quality photographs that you need at an affordable price.
The Real Estate business is very complex and the costs associated with it are rapidly
increasing. Most area Real Estate Brokers will know longer incur the cost of a
photographer for the purpose of Trend MLS photographs for your listings. Having
been a REALTOR for over 14 years, I understand how difficult your business is and
the importance of having quality photographs to support your marketing efforts.
The cliché, “A picture is worth a thousand words” has never been more relevant than in
today’s market place. (Click here to view a New York Times Multimedia Presentation)
Placing your order
The best way to place an order is to use the form on the Services Page.
The second best is to call me.
If for any reason you or your client are not satisfied with the quality of the photographs
I'll re-shoot them at no extra charge and/or refund you your payment.
All Photographs appearing in this Website are the copyrighted material of Drew Callaghan, and are protected under United States
and International laws. The photographs may not be reproduced, stored, or manipulated without the written permission of Drew
Callaghan.
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Drew Callaghan Real Estate Photography
| Selling a home used to be all about "curb appeal," or the first impression a property conveys to potential buyers as they pull up in front. A house that looks unattractive from the street won't sell, the mantra goes. These days, a property's "pix appeal," or attractiveness in photos posted in online listings, is equally important. Eighty percent of home buyers used the Internet last year to search for a home, and nearly 25% reported that the Internet is where they first found the property they purchased, according to a National Association of REALTORS survey. "Without pictures I am much less likely to go see a house," says house hunter David Williamson, Philadelphia, PA. In most cases -- 85% of the time -- online photos are my first view of a home, he says, adding that poor pictures or worst no photos will turn him away. Photographs are powerful bait. Good ones can lure buyers; poor ones can do the opposite. By Dana Mattioli, The Wall Street Journal |