Washington, DC

Here is a one and a half hour tour I did “self guided” just before leaving DC this past September while I was there for three days working. However the first four photos are from the previous night…Thanks Lord for this fun walk about town and another good year with Zero, “The Project to End Prostate Cancer.”

Photographfee©2011

Football playoffs in East Tennessee

These are two teams battling to move forward in the playoffs…I shot this for the Knoxville News Sentinel last Friday night. West High School Vs Sullivan South High School…I was chillin and in the swing of the flow of the game; at least the first half and then I had to return to upload images to the paper on a deadline. Wow, it has been12 years since I first started stringing with the Knoxville News Sentinel and started with High School Football. Today is Friday and we are just waiting on our little girl to be born any day now. Smiles…

Zero The Project to End Prostate Cancer

Fee baby shower

I had the pleasure of attending my baby Caroline’s first baby shower on Saturday, September 24, 2011 at Loiuse Davis’ house with food and refreshments provided by Phyllis Marcy. Thank you both!!! The ladies present were all part of my mom’s “girl’s night out crew,” plus my cousin Dena and my aunt Lois visiting from Michigan. Also my mother in law Carol Lovin had my wife Emily’s back for the entire evening. The night was perfect with warm wishes and encouraging words from all present. The gifts were extremely wonderful and all heart felt. I hope you enjoy these photos…

Caroline Rae Fee you better be good!

September’s featured home in Knoxville Magazine

This is the latest home to be featured in Knoxville Magazine and was a blast to shoot. I grew up with this home being one of those fond memories I recall while riding in the back seat of my mom and dad’s car. My dad, Ray Fee often took the scenic route back to our home and I remember seeing this home with a tree growing out of the roof, with my mom, Ruth Ann recalling how she used to visit that home when she was a young girl. Then we would travel further down Woodson Drive and pass by a home my mom and dad both agreed was their dream home and how they wished they had purchased it when they had the chance. I on the other hand was always fascinated with the curved roof home with a tree growing up through it and clearly visible through the large front glass windows. I was always fascinated with the beauty of South Knoxville from the backseat of the car while feeling the sun on my face with shadows dancing by as we made our way home; a very inspiring and pleasant imprint was made that I still carry with me today.

 

South Knoxville busy beaver

I have been a busy beaver in South Knoxville…to mention a few things…covering various News Sentinel assignments, photographing a Persian style wedding a week ago today, a commercial photo shoot for TEC and four portraits for a new Johnson & Galyon website redesign…Hallelujah! So, I have not had time to blog as much as I did last year; not to say that I wasn’t busy last year, but blogging was new and more part of my routine. Let’s get real too; who is even reading these words that I am typing now. Moving on however, to document a few things to those who are reading and maybe to my future baby girl who will be joining us in about four months. She may decide to see what her old man was doing for 20 years of his life before she came into the picture…get it “picture” I am a photographer? These words may hold some significance to her in the future. I really do enjoy writing and find it important when covering news assignments to have good writing skills, but above all to be nonobjective when I have covered the news for the past twelve years living back in Knoxville, TN. Prior to that I lived on and off again in Panama City Beach, FL also working as a photographer and keeping journals in books about life and what was happening in my 20′s. Basically, I was blogging, facebooking, or tweeting about my life before these things ever came about because I actually needed to help release what I was feeling inside and writing was a great way to do that. The journals are all still here in the house somewhere and I intend on my children being able read the journals one day. Wow, I have just completed 270 words at the stop of that last sentence so I guess I will post up some photos I have taken lately. These will be a bit random but are all very recently taken in the last month or so. Peace to you!

This is a video showcasing the Sunshere in Knoxville, TN. I shot and produced last week.

Justin R. Fee ©2011

Knoxville wedding photographer

 

Please enjoy these photos we are sharing with you here. Wedding photography is very special and I am truly honored when asked to be part of one of the most monumental days in a couple’s life. I also enjoy being able to capture the intimate moments no one but a photographer gets to share with a bride and groom – all the happy butterflies before the ceremony with the last minute dressings and quick chats between mothers and daughters as well as sons and fathers or close family members. Or after the ceremony when the bride and groom get to look at each other, away from the crowd, as husband and wife for the first time…truly a special moment. I try and capture these unique times equipped with over 10 years of professional journalism experience, having worked for different newspapers throughout the U.S. including the Knoxville News Sentinel and Ithaca Journal in New York. Magazines I have worked for include Time, People, and Knoxville Magazine. I hope to talk with you soon about your very special day. Justin Fee  © photographfee 2011

Wedding photography to me is a chance to bring all of my skills as a truly dedicated and long time professional photographer together for a sometimes once in a lifetime event. People think about this day from when they are very young and it really has a lot of built up emotion for many brides and grooms not to mention all of the immediate families. Wedding photography is truly a gift for me to share in these individuals lives being joined together as one. For more photography from previous weddings please visit us on the web at www.photographfee.com or call for a free consultation to become better acquainted with each other at

865-621-3596     Justin Fee     www.photographfee.com

 

Charleston SC Soccer Tournament

This is video shot with the Canon 7D as well as the Kodak ZI16 and they were both shot in HD format by me as the photographer as well as editor here on this soccer project for a team of players mostly representing the Knoxville, Tennessee area. Why don’t you be the first to comment on this video; I do appreciate feedback on my work greatly. Thanks, Justin Fee