Turn Key Real Estate Photography and Marketing Services
SHOOT TODAY AND
HAVE YOUR LISTING UP TOMORROW.
Since 2005, Open Homes Photography has provided premium quality real estate marketing services and the fastest turnaround times for photography, websites, 3D Matterport, videography, aerials, floor plans and more.
As storytellers, our photographers capture the essence of every property so buyers can actually picture themselves in the home. For the agent aspiring to grow their business, we make showcasing listings a seamless, economical and speedy process. So what are you waiting for?
Learn why agents love OHP!
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AERIAL & DRONE
Both aerial photos and video will deliver an unqualified edge in any new listing, or go a long way to revive listings that need freshening up. Prospective buyers can take in the “big picture,” seeing all of the home exterior features in one glance and it gives the home a sense of setting.
MATTERPORT
Deliver the most realistic virtual experience for buyers. Matterport allows users to virtually walk the halls at their own pace so they can be inside your listing anytime, anywhere. Think of it as the “always-open” house.
A FEW OF OUR ESTEEMED CLIENTS
After 15 years in the Real Estate Photography and Marketing business, Open Homes Photography is grateful to have such an established roster of amazing Real Estate Agents and Brokerages. These are just a few.
OHP News, Tips, & Tricks
Interior Virtual Twilights
We’re excited to announce that you can choose any interior shot to become a Virtual Twilight! Check out more examples on our site!
VOW: 3520 Baker Street, San Francisco
Quintessential Mediterranean Revival architecture, designed by world-renowned Monty Collins, this home is the Mecca of Marina living. Meticulously maintained 3,000+ Sq. Ft., this tri-level residence boasts a family and entertainment design with an enchanting garden.
VOW: 7 Edwin Drive, Kensington
The rock formations that exist on this site are known in the area as Jacuzzi Rock. This modern architecture designed by John M. Newton was inspired by the integration of the home into its natural surroundings.