Joel Holland
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Born in Franklin, Va, but lived in Murfreesboro, NC for the last 60 years. My family was in the Funeral business for almost one hundred years, so I have visted alot of cemeterys and Churchs in this area. I am currently a crane operator for Metal Tech of Murfreesboro, where I have worked for almost 18 years. My hobby and part-time job is Photography, Portraits, wedding, commercial photography. During the time my father was in the funeral business, he also owned a jewerly store and Photography Studio "Holland Art Studio" in Murfreesboro.
We also had a framing shop for the the photograpy
work he was doing. I broke my first and last camera at the age of four, and Argus 35 mm. My father got it fixed and I have used that camera for many years until about 15 years ago. Everything is digital now , what a change.
We also had a framing shop for the the photograpy
work he was doing. I broke my first and last camera at the age of four, and Argus 35 mm. My father got it fixed and I have used that camera for many years until about 15 years ago. Everything is digital now , what a change.
Born in Franklin, Va, but lived in Murfreesboro, NC for the last 60 years. My family was in the Funeral business for almost one hundred years, so I have visted alot of cemeterys and Churchs in this area. I am currently a crane operator for Metal Tech of Murfreesboro, where I have worked for almost 18 years. My hobby and part-time job is Photography, Portraits, wedding, commercial photography. During the time my father was in the funeral business, he also owned a jewerly store and Photography Studio "Holland Art Studio" in Murfreesboro.
We also had a framing shop for the the photograpy
work he was doing. I broke my first and last camera at the age of four, and Argus 35 mm. My father got it fixed and I have used that camera for many years until about 15 years ago. Everything is digital now , what a change.
We also had a framing shop for the the photograpy
work he was doing. I broke my first and last camera at the age of four, and Argus 35 mm. My father got it fixed and I have used that camera for many years until about 15 years ago. Everything is digital now , what a change.
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