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Aug 29

by Justin Fee in Commercial photography, Knoxville, People, Photography 0 comments tags: commercial photography, Headshots Knoxville, Leadership Knoxville

Professional Headshots in Knoxville, Tennessee

Here are a sample of the headshots I was hired to take for the Leadership Knoxville class of 2016. I really like the strong and almost dramatic effect the black background gives each person. I set up this shoot using three lights and a seven foot pop-out background inside the Knoxville Sunsphere. I also offer a new light grey background for a little more subtle feeling . . . and I always can do an environmental portrait that is best suited for your profession or personality ” on location.” I do have the option for a portrait made at my studio, however 95% of my clients are limited for time and I make your professional photography session my utmost priority for you I am a subservient and professional business owner ready to serve. Way to go class of 2016 Leadership Knoxville!!!

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Aug 27

by Justin Fee in Cities, Commercial photography, Journalism, Knoxville, Photography 0 comments tags: commercial photography, Downtown Knoxville living, food photography

James White Fort . . . 18th Century Food Preservation

These are photos I shot for the Knoxville News Sentinel on Saturday, August 22, 2015. The gentleman teaching the course was super informative and has information that will be lost very soon as generations of people never learn the basics of food preparation. I myself feel very confident with the basics of cooking that my Granny Gryder passed on to me. However, I am always learning more. Granny always said, that the old ways of doing things will all come back in my lifetime. Yep, Granny was right about pretty much everything. So here are some photos I shot at the James White Fort in Knoxville, Tennessee. Hope you enjoy them and feel free to email me if you want me tell you how to make biscuits like my grandmother taught me. It’s worth learning:)

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Jul 30

by Justin Fee in Cities, Commercial photography, Knoxville, Real Estate 0 comments tags: commercial photography, Downtown Knoxville living, Knoxville Realtors, Real Estate in Knoxville

Knoxville’s Downtown is Glorious!

Hope you like these photos . . . I took them on a nice stroll with the wind blowing steady, a pleasant temperature out, and a magnificent cloud structure over head.

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Jul 29

by Justin Fee in Commercial photography, Knoxville, Photography, Real Estate 0 comments tags: commercial photography, Downtown Knoxville living, Real Estate in Knoxville, Real Estate Photography

Living in Downtown Knoxville . . . Realty

Here is a fantastic place I had the pleasure to photograph for the Original Knoxville Magazine. I hope you enjoy these images . . . Justin Fee

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Jul 28

by Justin Fee in Family Portraits, Photography, Senior Portraits 0 comments tags: commercial photography, Family Portraits, Senior Portraits

Senior Portraits

Senior Portraits are a turning point from high school to the next step in life . . . I try and have a great time with the young person so that they can relax and have their best possible smiles show through 😉

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Jul 27

by Justin Fee in Commercial photography, Real Estate 0 comments tags: commercial photography, interior exterior photography, Real Estate in Knoxville, Real Estate Photography

Knoxville Realty Photography

Here is a home I had the pleasure of photographing . . . I hope you enjoy the view and the look inside. Thanks!

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Jul 14

by Justin Fee in Commercial photography, Knoxville, Real Estate 0 comments tags: commercial photography, interior exterior photography, Real Estate in Knoxville

Commercial Realty Developments by Oliver Smith

This project was a real pleasure to work on with Oliver Smith . . . I enjoy working with people who are at the top of their field and he certainly is. These are some of the best of the best developments that Oliver Smith Realty & Auction have done in the past few years for Knoxville, TN. I like to think of myself as the person who comes in at the very last part to showcase all of the hard work . . . I am humbled to be part of this! I hope you enjoy these photos . . .

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