About
DoubleBee Photo delivers commercial photography with an art director's eye, a combination that means we prioritize your brand and your customer in every image we make.
Working with DoubleBee Photo is straightforward. Creative professionals find it easy to collaborate because we speak the same language. For clients without an agency relationship we can also lead productions independently, handling the creative decisions that keep a project moving.
We shoot for businesses. Commercial architecture is our primary focus, photographing finished projects for architecture firms, interior designers and construction companies. We have extensive experience with large scale multi-location projects too. Lifestyle photography is our other specialty, showing your people at work in healthcare, manufacturing, retail and corporate environments.
Based in Nashville. Available nationwide.
Brian Bruzewski has spent 30 years in the creative industry as both a commercial photographer and an art director .
That background means he doesn't just know how to make a great image. He understands how it will be used, how it fits a layout and how it connects with your audience.
When he isn't shooting for clients he is most likely outside, standing in a river with a camera or a fishing pole.
Brian Bruzewski, Owner
DoubleBee Photo
Brian@DoubleBeePhoto.com
Clients
Includes both direct clients and clients represented by agency relationships
Agencies and Marketing Firms
Brand Wise Collective, Locomotion Creative, FoxFuel Creative, Roux, James Duncan Creative, TruStar Marketing, Brainspur, Dye Van Mol & Lawrence / Finn Partners, New Heartland Group, Lee Lipscomb Designs, Cronin Creative, The International Offices, Data Driven Design, i.e. Design, Legends Marketing and Sales, KGV Studios, Penumbra Entertainment, AWEN Creative Group
Architecture, Construction and Interior Design
Kline Swinney Associates, Q.E. Construction, e2Walls, Anna Forkum Interiors, West End Restaurants, LLC (BrickTop’s), Ragan-Smith, Showdog Brand Handlers, Baron Construction, TM Partners, R.G. Anderson Company, Bauer Askew Architecture, Parsons Engineering, Oman-Gibson Associates
Editorial
Out Here Magazine, Best Lawyers, Top Sales Magazine, School Transportation News, Nashville Interiors Magazine, Nashville Business Journal
Health Care
HCA: Hospital Corporation of America, HCA TriStar Division, HCA South Atlantic Division, Compassus, Urgent Team, Orange Park Medical Center, Grand Strand Regional Medical Center, Ascension Health, SVMIC, Spero Healthcare, NHC: National HealthCare Corporation, Redmond Regional Medical Center, TriStar Horizon Medical Center, Enovate Health, Summit Medical Center, Mental Health Marketing Conference, Knoxville Behavioral Health,
Legal and other Professional Services Firms
Holland & Knight (Waller), Bass, Berry & Sims, Milom Horsnell, Ken Phillips Family Law, Integrity Solutions, GenCap America, Baker Sullivan & Hoover, Avondale Partners, CapWealth, Harpeth Private Wealth Advisory, Highland Rim Capital, 1834 - A Division of Old National Bank
Manufacturing, Marine and Technology
Custom Plastic Forming, Ebonite International, Carlex, Kyzen, Axalta, Southerland, Calsonic Kansei, Comdata, Uniguest, Sellars Nonwovens, Geodis, Bass Cat Boats, Schneider Electric/Square D, Fleetguard, TRYSTAR
Non-profit
Advancing Women in Nashville, Begin Anew, Salvation Army, Operation Finally Home, HCA Hope Fund, Red Letter Day, The Next Door, Renewal House, YWCA, Sri Ganesha Temple
Retail and Restaurant
TriStar Energy (Twice Daily, White Bison Coffee, Sudden Service), Hunt Brothers Pizza, Gigi’s Cupcakes, Christie Cookie, Tractor Supply Company, Lumina, Two Thompsons Catering, Prohibition Popcorn
Government and Trade Organizations
NES: Nashville Electric Service, Nashville Health Department, MTE: Middle Tennessee Electric, MDHA: Metropolitan Development and Housing Agency, ISA: The Association of Learning Providers, Tennessee Department of Mental Health
Transportation Services
Metropolitan Transit Authority (NHD projects), Truvo, TMA Group/VanStar, First Student
How we work.
DoubleBee Photo flexes to fit the scale of your project. In many cases I work alone or with a single assistant. When a project calls for more, I can rapidly assemble a crew of seasoned independent professionals to match whatever the shoot requires.
For architectural shoots I work tethered to a 24" monitor so clients and collaborators can see exactly what the camera sees. When interior designers are on set it becomes a natural working rhythm. I'm adjusting framing and light while they're styling the room, both of us checking the monitor, moving in and out of the set. Working together and separately at the same time. We reach a natural stopping point, compare notes, and keep going.
That's how I work with art directors and agencies too. Clients say I'm easy to get along with, and I genuinely enjoy collaborating, whether I'm leading the shoot or supporting someone else's vision. I like the energy that comes from working with creatives who take their craft seriously.
For business portraits, tethering serves a different purpose. Reviewing selects with each subject on set gives people a sense of control over the process and turns "I hate having my picture taken" into a genuinely good experience. It also eliminates most of the back and forth after the session.
Every project starts with a detailed estimate, typically offering multiple scenarios so you can weigh options for cost and timing. Anticipated travel costs are included upfront, and receipts accompany every invoice. No surprises.