Jay Groccia

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Well, I just watched 8:30 of a 17 minute video - I just couldn't take it anymore. My favorite line, "as you can see it has a superfluous amount of apace." FYI: Here is how I photograph a home over $2M: http://www.OnlinePropertyShowcase.com/showcase/10240 Maybe I'm nuts, but isn't the reason we do this is to make people want to visit the home??? Jay Groccia, Principal Photographer OnSite Studios http://www.OnSiteStudios.com http://www.OnlinePropertyShowcase.com

Great....just what we need. Just when I thought real estate videos couldn't get any uglier, along comes this. I can see it now, jittery, wobbly, dark, and fuzzy images, that are guaranteed to make a house look ugly. Yeah, that will make the phone ring right off the hook! Here's my 2 cents: If you've got an ugly house, fine, go ahead and make an ugly video - what harm can it do??? However if you have a beautiful home, why ugly it up? Last time I checked, Revlon was still using beautiful women in their ads. Jay Groccia, Principal Photographer OnSite Studios http://www.OnSiteStudios.com http://www.OnlinePropertyShowcase.com

It's already on the way...stay tuned. Jay Groccia, Principal Photographer OnSite Studios http://www.OnSiteStudios.com http://www.OnlinePropertyShowcase.com