Photographer based in Knoxville, Tennessee specializing in weddings, families, and commercial work.
Photographer based in Knoxville, Tennessee specializing in weddings, families, and commercial work.
“As a bride, I wholeheartedly recommend Morgan Smythe Photography for anyone seeking a photography mix of trend and traditional, reliability and professionalism, and a calm presence to add to your day. Thank you, Morgan!”
Morgan is so sweet and so great to work with! The photos turned out beautiful. Love her professionalism and editing style. She made us super comfortable in front of the camera as well.
As a bride, I wholeheartedly recommend Morgan Smythe Photography for anyone seeking a photography mix of trend and traditional, reliability and professionalism, and a calm presence to add to your day. Thank you, Morgan!
Morgan is our very very favorite! She is professional and our pictures are amazing. She has such a creative eye and I have her photos framed all over our home. She has been photographing my family for years now and we consider her a dear friend!
Morgan was truly our dream wedding photographer. We just LOVED working with her. She is incredibly kind & thoughtful, and so so talented. I think I gasp every time I revisit our galleries. THANK YOU MORGAN for going above and beyond. You are a joy & delight!
She has a way of immersing herself in the moment and choosing which format with which she captures it in such a way that can only be done by an empath -- someone who so distinctly feels, digests and appreciates each moment as it happens in front of her.
Photography was one of the most important things to us as it's what we will use to remember the day. Morgan's offerings had it all: mix of digital and film, a unique eye, strong black and white + color, traditional family portraits, and fun night dance floor photos.
Morgan is a fantastic photographer! She photographed my family and I, and was great at giving us direction. The photos turned out beautifully. Will absolutely use her again in the future!
I knew the images would be wonderful -- fun and happy, playing with our young kiddos -- but the final gallery was so much more than that. It was an unapologetic and intimate look at the actual things that made us who we were at that very point in our lives.