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Joel Simpson Photography is a photography company that is located in Union, New Jersey. Their photographer, Joel Simpson has done fine art work which has been shown across the USA in European countries such as Paris, Rome, Barcelona, and Tours. His fine art work has been published numerous times including in his own fine art website, the joelsimpsonart.com. Joel Simpson has had a penchant of photography since the age of 13. Joel Simpson realized in 2005 that wedding photography is a form of art photography. Ergo, he decided to study photography with some of the best wedding and portrait photographers in the USA. Joel Simpson Photography specializes in wedding, portrait, and event photography. This photography company is available to take pictures
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