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Spelunking for the news…

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A tour group pauses inside the Cherokee Caverns on Saturday, Feb. 9, 2013. The cave was discovered in 1854 and was once known as Gentry’s Cave.

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A.D. McGhee, left, and Bob McGhee hold onto the rails, while walking through the “psychedelic vortex,” inside the Cherokee Caverns. If you ever get a chance to walk thru this vortex think twice…it put me on my ear for a good little bit afterwards.

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Cave caretaker Jim Whidby pauses at the entrance to the Cherokee Caverns on Saturday, Feb. 9, 2013. The cave is celebrating 84 years of explorations. Whidby expected 400 to 500 people to have toured the cave by the end of the day.

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Akiko Takayama pauses to admire the ceiling inside the Cherokee Caverns. The 1,000-square-foot cavern is believed to have been formed 96,000 to 128,000 years ago.

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This stuff is righteous to look at, however being in a cave still freaks me out and I just don’t like being in them. Seeing the way back out makes me joyful.

Yummmmmm

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This is the most delicious assignment I’ve had in a little while…I did not sample them all; however I did sit down at The Orangery for this very tasty treat you see first…I believe the Smoked Salmon was cooked to perfection with the slightest crunch at the end with a lemon flavor that lingered for just a couple of seconds with each bite. The poached egg was cooked to perfection as well with a creamy white and mellow yoke to ooze over the English Muffins.

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Washington DC…”self guided tour.”

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This is Washington DC seen by me with just a little over an hour to spend while not on the job from last year’s assignment on “the hill.” Hope you enjoy…I was really feeling the pace of DC, life’s fleeting  hour glass ticking, and the reality of catching my flight home.

Downtown Knoxville, Tennessee…Photographfee

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I have been working as a Freelance Journalist since 1998 in Knoxville after spending eight years working at the Gulf of Mexico off and on as a beach photographer..I have been capturing Knoxville’s downtown on film and now digitally ever since and have watched the revitalization first hand. These are ten images taken in downtown Knoxville, TN for a magazine to be released in 2013 called KnowKnoxville. This is also the second year in a row working for this annual publication. Justin Fee

all images are copyrighted 2012 by Justin Fee

New Wedding card for Knoxville Tennessee Brides to be…

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This the latest card I will be handing out for 2012 and into 2013 for wedding photography…if your ready to take the vows I am still capturing it as a veteran Journalist and a lifetime of memories for you to share….Justin

 

US Cellular launches new national marketing campaign in Knoxville, Tennessee with kickoff event Thursday on Market Square

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Life Coach Dr. Judith Wright offers free one-on-one relationship coaching sessions There will be a couch set up on Market Square Mall…The idea behind the event is to try and get cell phone users to break up with their existing carrier and switch to US Cellular: new slogan “Hello Better. I photographed this for the local paper here in Knoxville, TN…I think I nailed it!

Football playoffs in East Tennessee

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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…