Whoa… it has felt like a frozen tundra here in East TN. Can I get a witness? Although we only managed a meager 1/4 inch of snow, I’ve been strategically avoiding outside, thus rescheduling photo shoots more often than not. I figure family shoots where everyone is bundled up like Randy Parker (Ralphie’s little brother from the movie “The Christmas Story”) isn’t the look we’re going for.
So… I thought it would be an ideal time for me to introduce & showcase some of my Fine Art photography. I’ve had tons (not literally tons, but alot!) of inquiries about whether my work was for sale & up until this point, I’ve often avoided the question. I’m not sure I can explain it, but I develop such a connection with certain images that it’s hard to put a price on them.
But, it is one of my personal & business goals to make these prints available to the public. Besides my dream of working for National Geographic, I’ve always wanted to outfit a hotel, restaurant, hospital, or the like with nature, landscape or regional photos that inspire employees & those who visit. But, I also want to make these prints available to people like you who are looking to provide a fresh look to a room in your home or simply want to make an investment in fine art.
When I first started doing photography, I cut my teeth (so to speak) shooting landscape & travel photos. It is still what many are first drawn to in my work. The lessons I learned during this foundational time forever influences all my photography, including weddings & portrait shoots. When composing an image, I am constantly looking for patterns in nature & how people interact with these types of settings. Some of my favorite photos portray the subjects as being a part of a larger picture. Because really, aren’t we all a part of a larger picture!?
This post features a few of my most popular “fine art” photos. I hope to have a site dedicated to these images soon, but in the meantime, if you are interested in purchasing a print, shoot me an email. I will respond & provide you with a pricing list. Or, if you fall into the category of someone who is buying several prints for a business (or home) or would like to hire me specifically for a project, I’d love to sit down for a brief consultation.
Hey… while you’re at it, let me know which pics are your favorite(s). I’ll number the images & provide the location above the photo… leave a comment below indicating your favorite(s). Thanks!
1. City Park Trees in Fall | Athens, TN

2. Bald River Falls | Tellico Plains, TN

3. Buck Bald | Coker Creek, TN

4. Cades Cove | Great Smoky Mountains National Park, TN

5. City Park | Athens, TN

6. Mobile Bay | Fairhope, AL

7. Frozen Pier | Riceville, TN

8. Mobile Causeway | Mobile, AL

9. Gulf of Mexico | Destin, FL

10. Orange Grove | Petah Tikvah, Israel

11. Alabama Swamp | Tallassee, AL

12. Starr Mountain | Madisonville, TN

13. Sunset Park | Athens, TN

14. Tree of the Valley | Delano, TN

In the near future I will be sure to highlight some of my travel photography… stay tuned.








by Ben Finch
7 comments
Lisa - I loved them all, but my favorties are 1 and 12. I don’t know why put most photos of Starr Mountain bring tears to my eyes and your photo is fantastic.
jessica - These are all amazing!!! I think my favorites are 1, 3, & 14….
Ben Finch - Thanks guys!!! I am trying to decide which ones are going to be printed for our home… I’m thinking large canvas prints. Joy… I’ll surprise you soon! Laura, #1, the City Park trees is always one of my favorites (it’s hanging in my studio). Ryan & Denise, such wonderful compliments from two fellow photog friends, thank you!
LAURA WILCOX - LOVED #1 OF THE CITY PARK TREES BUT ALSO LOVED DESTIN FL AND STAR MOUNTAIN.
Denise - Wow – these are gorgeous Ben!!! Beautiful work
Ryan - Ben these photos are amazing! It’s so hard to pick favorites. I didn’t know the rest of the world looked so beautiful… and cold.
joy - My favorites are numbers 9-14. I have #9,10 &14. #11 &13 are on my waiting list for our home sweet home..
I love your work hubby!