Shooting interior and exterior photography in someone’s home in Knoxville, TN is a spectacular way to show the home owner a vantage they had maybe never noticed before. This is what I have done for over two years now for Knoxville Magazine. Knoxville based photographer Justin Fee is experienced in natural as well as artificial lighting for creating a dramatic and luxurious feel with an artistic flare. There is a point in the photograph where I try and capture a moment in time that literally puts the viewer in the home and not just leaves them on the outside looking in. Kitchens are always a pleasure to photograph because there is generally a sufficient amount of light which allows me room to play with the depth of field within the shot. Also kitchens usually have lots of shimmer and angles to key off of. I like to use the rule of thirds when setting up a shot thus making your eyes flow from one side of the frame to the next in a “Z” pattern. Moving over to living rooms can make for a superior two page split for publication photography as well as journalism photography if a paper is not afraid to run it; and usually lends itself to a horizontal angle as opposed to a vertical. This might go without saying but it is amazing the amount of people that have no idea what the definition of horizontal and vertical are. If you are one of them and it is a common term in photography and is simple…vertical is up and down and horizontal is side to side. Just imagine a rectangular box  that is on it’s end and then imagine it on it’s side []. Hope you enjoyed the lesson. Justin Fee Photography in Knoxville, TN