In the process of listing our house for sale, we wanted to ensure that the pictures truly represented our home and that any potential buyers had a good indication of all our home had to offer prior to seeing it in person. I looked online and came across Deep South Focus, took a look at their very impressive website and gave them a call. John promptly called me back within less than 15 minutes and thoroughly explained the pricing structure and what was included in each package tier. He had availability to come out that same day too! When he arrived, we walked through the entire home so he had a good understanding of the layout. He was quick to jump right in and help move items out of sight lines to draw the eye to the room itself and not the contents within them. He was extremely thorough and can tell he has an eye for detail. Because he was out in the afternoon, he was kind enough to also come out the following morning to capture the morning light across the front of our home. Later that afternoon I received the finished photos via Dropbox and was blown away! The pictures turned out perfect and there isn't a single thing I could have asked for that wasn't already delivered. He even went as far as to show broadcast a photo of our home in our great room on our tv above the fireplace which is such a unique and creative idea. By utilizing the service he does, it allows you to view the photos, share them individually, grouped or as an entire collection. As part of the package, it even includes a web link that you can direct anyone to to see the photos. I can't praise John for his attention to detail, thoroughness or follow-through enough. If you are in the market for a photographer that produces that "wow" factor, this is the only phone call you need to make. He even offers online scheduling and payment of his services too and if you would like, he has add-ons such as aerial photography as well. Thank you again for the job extremely well done, John, and please be sure to share the photos of our home with anyone who wants to see the finished product. The Millers