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Kenneth Purdom Photography I am a photographer and enjoy helping others. Also a father and husband. http://www.kennethpurdom.com

Kenneth Purdom is a freelance photographer for Columbia, TN Franklin, TN Nashville, Tennessee area.

🐴 How Do You Sell the Dream of a Horse Farm... Without Any Horses?Every real estate agent knows that you aren't just sel...
28/05/2026

🐴 How Do You Sell the Dream of a Horse Farm... Without Any Horses?

Every real estate agent knows that you aren't just selling acres and structures—you are selling a lifestyle. But what happens when that lifestyle is missing its main character?

We recently ran into this exact challenge with a beautiful, vacant property designed to be a horse farm. Because it was empty, the listing photos felt quiet. There were no horses grazing, no riders hitting the trails, and no energy to show buyers how the property was truly meant to be enjoyed. It was a great piece of land, but it was missing its story.

The Solution: Virtual Lifestyle Staging 💻✨

To bridge the gap between "vacant land" and "dream horse farm," we took a creative approach. We used advanced exterior virtual editing to bring the property to life.

Instead of just showing empty fields, we added:

Beautiful horses grazing in the pastures.

Riders are enjoying the trails and arenas exactly as the property was designed for.

An active, vibrant atmosphere that immediately tells a buyer, "This is what your life could look like here."

By telling the property’s true story through these edited visuals, we didn't just change the marketing—we changed how potential buyers felt when they looked at the listing.

🙌 A Special Thank You!
A massive thank you to Amy Squires with Weichert, Realtors® – The Space Place and The Lampley Group for collaborating with us on this project. It takes forward-thinking agents who understand the power of innovative marketing to bring a vision like this to life!

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Need to tell the story of your next listing? Let’s connect and brainstorm ways to elevate your marketing and help buyers see the true potential of your properties.

Nashville at sundown is a hard beauty. The light comes down over the hills and the river like it’s done it a thousand ti...
28/05/2026

Nashville at sundown is a hard beauty. The light comes down over the hills and the river like it’s done it a thousand times and never once bothered to hurry. The sky turns the color of old brass and late promises—copper, then red, then something deeper that you can’t name but you feel.

This is Music City, USA, and even with no band in sight the place is still playing. You can hear it in the way the day gives up—cleanly, without complaint. Somewhere a car door shuts. Somewhere a laugh rises and fades. The streets hold their breath for the night.

I stood there long enough to understand it: a good sunset doesn’t ask to be believed. It only finishes what it started.

27/05/2026

EV cars

Grateful doesn’t even cover it. 🙏✨ I just had the chance to capture marketing photos for **Holiday Inn Express**—and I’...
25/05/2026

Grateful doesn’t even cover it. 🙏✨
I just had the chance to capture marketing photos for **Holiday Inn Express**—and I’m truly thankful for the opportunity to help showcase such an amazing guest experience.

From the details to the atmosphere, it was an honor to step in, photograph, and bring this brand to life through images. Thank you to everyone at Holiday Inn Express who trusted me with the work!

📸 If you’re a business that needs standout marketing photos, I’d love to help bring your space to life.


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Thank you, TOA, Columbia Tennessee, and TOA Lawrenceburg, Tennessee—-📦✨ **Delivery Day!** ✨📦 We just completed the deli...
16/05/2026

Thank you, TOA, Columbia Tennessee, and TOA Lawrenceburg, Tennessee—-📦✨ **Delivery Day!** ✨📦

We just completed the delivery of **500 pounds of fine art framed pieces** to a local company! These artworks will be featured as part of their display of **local area landscape photography**, plus images highlighting the **sports complex(s)**. 🖼️🏞️⚽🏀

Huge shoutout to everyone involved in making this project come to life—more visuals for our community, coming soon!

16/05/2026

The summer day lay open and warm. Everything was quiet in the way that makes you listen.

A snail moved out of the green, slow as a thought you do not hurry. The shell shone with the small life of it—wet and sure. It went on without desire for speed, leaving its pale line behind as if the day itself needed proof that it had been lived.

You can watch a snail and understand something plain: there is time enough. The light does not ask you to be fast. The heat holds steady. And the world, for a moment, feels honest.

15/05/2026

Gov. Bill Lee has signed a bill designating the entire Duck River as Class II Scenic, prohibiting mining, landfills within 2 miles of the river. See link below ⬇️

📸 Photo provided by Duck River Conservancy

Three facts about the courthouses of Franklin County, Tennessee. Photo By Kenneth Purdom1. The War and the Ruined Books....
09/05/2026

Three facts about the courthouses of Franklin County, Tennessee. Photo By Kenneth Purdom

1. The War and the Ruined Books.
In the spring of 1862, Union soldiers arrived in Wi******er. They pitched their tents around the old courthouse and went inside for the bounty. They broke the safes, took the money, and stole the local men's horses. They scattered the early court records across the floor and signed their names in the deed books just to prove they had been there. The early history of the county was wiped out in an afternoon. The soldiers did not care. They had a war to fight.

2. The Stone of the Depression
They built the third courthouse on the town square in 1936. The country was poor then, but the government paid the men to work. Two architects from Nashville drew it up in the clean, modern style. It was made of concrete and glass with a strong terrazzo floor. They put a square white clock tower on the roof. It was a good, solid building. It weathered the storms well, and it kept the time.

3. The New House of Law Office of John M. Schweri
A town grows, and the old rooms cannot hold the men or the law. In 2008, they built the new Judicial Center out on George Fraley Parkway. It is a long building of brown brick, stone, and flat glass. It has four stone pillars holding up the porch. It is where the modern court sits now. They moved the clerks and the judges down the road, but the weight of the justice remained exactly the same.

08/05/2026

Just remember, remembering those times I did summer food photography for local businesses.

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