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Mar 05

by Justin Fee in Advertisement, Photography 0 comments tags: Bass Pro Shop, commercial photography, Hardee's, Tracker Boat Center

Bass Pro Shop and Hardee’s Give away a boat . . .

Here is Chris and his new boat . . . people really do win stuff. Chris said, he peeled off the sticker on his cup from Hardee’s last summer, went online to fill out his info, and a few months later received the call that he had just won this brand new Tahoe boat from Tracker Boat Center in Sevierville. I like a good thick burger from Hardee’s and for sure love boats . . . “Perfect job for Photographfee:)” I hope you enjoy these photos and if you get the chance The Bass Pro Shop in Sevierville is incredible . . . it’s a well rounded family adventure of fun. If you like that kind of stuff:)

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Feb 27

by Justin Fee in engagement photography Knoxville, Knoxville, Photography 1 comments tags: commercial photography, engagement photography, interior exterior photography

Engagement Photos and Surprise Proposal!!!

This was a special photography photo session that ended in a proposal on the roof top in downtown Knoxville, TN. I hope you enjoy these images and I wish my two friends who got engaged, with me their working, the best that life has to offer them. Continued happiness!!!

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Feb 26

by Justin Fee in Journalism, Knoxville, Nature 0 comments tags: commercial photography, journalism, snow in the south

Snow in Knoxville, TN 2015 Round 4 . . .

Here is round four of inclement weather that has fallen in East TN. We woke up this morning with five inches of snow covering everything in sight . . . The snow seemed to be wet and was very nice to walk in; footing was definitely better when you stayed in the thick layer of snow as opposed to the slushy tire tracks on the roads. I hope you enjoy these photos and are staying warm today:)

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Feb 19

by Justin Fee in Nature 1 comments tags: commercial photography, interior exterior photography

Winter Ice Art 2015

Temperature was around 6 degrees while I was taking these photos at 8:15 AM on Thursday, February 19, 2015. I caught the light just after the sun had topped the ridge to our East here in South Knoxville. I shot photos for about 15 minutes and had to retreat back to the warm house because my exposed finger tips were starting to catch the the first painful feelings of frost bite. I think some of the photos reflect the sharp teeth of Mother Nature’s cold bite this morning. I hope you enjoy them and are nice and warm wherever you are today.

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Feb 07

by Justin Fee in Commercial photography, Knoxville, Photography 0 comments tags: commercial photography, food photography, The Tomato Head

The Tomato Head Food Photography

I recently was hired again for some additional food photography by Mahasti Vafaie, owner of the Tomato Head Restaurants. . . here are some of the delectable options to try at the Tomato Head Restaurants found in two separate locations in Knoxville, TN. I was especially fond of the pizza topped with mushrooms and onions that I was fortunate enough to sample while working there. © 2015 Justin Fee

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Feb 02

by Justin Fee in Commercial photography, Journalism, Knoxville, Photography 0 comments tags: commercial photography, Covenant Health, journalism, Knoxville Zoo

Covenant Kids Run at the Knoxville Zoo

I covered the Covenant Kids Run at the Knoxville Zoo on Saturday, Jan. 31, 201 for the Knoxville News Sentinel. The Zoo is always an exciting time and I estimated over 500 people turned out to participate in the fun run thru the Knoxville Zoo. This marked the beginning of a nearly 26.2 mile course the kids will have the opportunity to participate in during the weeks leading up to the official Covenant Health Run in April of this year. I hope you enjoy these images as it was also an adventure for me to cover this “wild,” beginning to a great idea to help kids stay positive about their health. © 2015 Justin Fee

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Jan 26

by Justin Fee in Knoxville 0 comments tags: commercial photography, Ferguson, journalism, Selma

From Selma to Ferguson

This was a great panel of speakers at a monthly meeting by a local Hip Hop group known as The Flow. I covered this relevant story for the Knoxville News Sentinel on Saturday January 25, 2015. I was amazed at the conversations and remarks of the people who have lived thru Selma and now Ferguson and the racial conflicts that exists in our great country. I am unbiased on these issues and know people do really incredible things to one another . . . I just try and treat everyone equally and expect the same for me. These images show how the young and the old are trying to get together and learn from each other.

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