Photographer & Drone Pilot Selling Real Estate in Knoxville, Tennessee

Jun 09

by Justin Fee in Advertisement, Commercial photography 0 comments tags: Downtown Knoxville living, food photography, The Tomato Head

Tomato Head Humus, Pesto, and more great stuff to put in your mouth . . .

This was an exciting photo shoot at the Tomato Head Restaurant in Knoxville, TN. These products, which I later sampled, are some of the best and wholesome tasting stuff I have ever put in my mouth. All of the new products were extremely delicious!!!!!

Mar 14

by Justin Fee in Commercial photography, Food Photography, Knoxville 0 comments tags: commercial photography, food photography

VIP Magazine food and Drink Photography in Knoxville, TN

I photographed some food and drink for a relatively new magazine in Knoxville a couple of weeks ago and here you go:_) J Fee

Dec 22

by Justin Fee in Commercial photography, Food Photography, FOODIES, Knoxville, Product Photography 0 comments tags: commercial photography, food photography

Tacos . . . Food Truck Photography

I wrapped on this shoot three days ago!!! I love shooting good food:) Merry Christmas C.J. Tacos

Jun 21

by Justin Fee in Commercial photography, Event Photography Knoxville, Food Photography, FOODIES, Knoxville, Knoxville Chamber of Commerce 0 comments tags: commercial photography, Event Photography and Food Photography, food photography, journalism

Big Kahuna Wing Festival in KnoxVegas, TN

This is an event of many levels of fun . . . I made it to level two before I had to jet . . . hope you enjoy some good hot wings yourself real soon y’all!

Dec 21

by Justin Fee in Food Photography, Knoxville 0 comments tags: commercial photography, food photography

Sabor Catracho . . . Latin Cuisine

Hey, this was one experience I will not soon forget. The food here was unlike any I have ever experienced. The basis for the cooking stems from Central America, Honduras as well as El Salvador. I enjoyed the change of pace and the fullness of flavors without any one spice, pepper, or meat being too strong; just a melody of full flavor. Wow, I want to go back right now. Here is the address if you want to try yourself. 4705 Central Avenue Pike Knoxville, TN 37912 Tell them Justino sent you!!!:)

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:)

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