For me it began as a child, watching my father in his darkroom (the bathroom with the windows blacked out) create.
John Sexton says ‘photographers should invest of themselves and reveal themselves honestly in their photographs’, my father was revealed to me through his camera.
Kim, the photographs are beautiful and calming and thought provoking and do reveal you. Love that you are posting your creative side in a permanent medium for us to be enriched.
What a beautiful observation about your father. I love your photographs and will always remember my first trip into a darkroom in a college photography class. The magic that happened in there was like none other.
Hi CHristine,
thanks for looking around. I should put that quote up in my house somewhere to help remind me to find the story in the image. I think that is the hardest part of photography for me, the ‘seeing’ part. -Kim
Kim, Stopped by to see your work and I’m glad I did. I too am a fan of DOF and a very big fan of Paris.(hope to get back in 2012). My love remains with flowers but this time of year I’ll photograph almost anything. Very nice work. I’ll be stopping back…..Ronnie
Ronnie, I’m glad you stopped by and will be back :) I agree, It is a bit hard to take pictures these days (it’s been raining here for the past few days), but I think it helps me get out of my box (sometimes). Here’s to Paris! -Kim
As I mentioned before, I love that Sexton quote and I had never seen it before I visited here. If I mention it over at my site, do you mind if I share a link back to here (since this is where I saw it first)? Lemme know!
Hi Kim, Thanks for “liking” my post (Blog.http://uribotanicalgardens.wordpress.com/)
I am enjoying your photos so much. I especially love to take pictures of plants and flowers (and bugs) and i am often just infatuated with color. But your picture of the tulips in B&W — wow! I am inspired. Thank you!Gabrielle
PS my dad had a darkroom too….
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Kim, the photographs are beautiful and calming and thought provoking and do reveal you. Love that you are posting your creative side in a permanent medium for us to be enriched.
08.05.2010 at 6:27 pm
What a beautiful observation about your father. I love your photographs and will always remember my first trip into a darkroom in a college photography class. The magic that happened in there was like none other.
01.14.2011 at 8:53 am
Thank you, he is truly my inspiration. I took a darkroom class in college also, probably my favorite class during college. ;) -Kim
01.14.2011 at 9:55 am
I really enjoyed looking around you site…the photos are peaceful and just gorgeous – and I love the John Sexton quote!
01.14.2011 at 1:03 pm
Hi CHristine,
thanks for looking around. I should put that quote up in my house somewhere to help remind me to find the story in the image. I think that is the hardest part of photography for me, the ‘seeing’ part. -Kim
01.14.2011 at 6:05 pm
Kim, Stopped by to see your work and I’m glad I did. I too am a fan of DOF and a very big fan of Paris.(hope to get back in 2012). My love remains with flowers but this time of year I’ll photograph almost anything. Very nice work. I’ll be stopping back…..Ronnie
01.15.2011 at 6:32 am
Ronnie, I’m glad you stopped by and will be back :) I agree, It is a bit hard to take pictures these days (it’s been raining here for the past few days), but I think it helps me get out of my box (sometimes). Here’s to Paris! -Kim
01.16.2011 at 8:50 pm
Great shots. Wonderful sentiments.
01.16.2011 at 1:55 pm
Thanks Patti, I am glad my feelings came through. I like to post pictures, but writing is not my forte’, hence the use of quotes often. :) -Kim
01.16.2011 at 8:51 pm
Nice Work!
01.23.2011 at 9:25 pm
thanks -Kim
01.25.2011 at 7:54 pm
Hi Kim-
Wanted to ask you…
As I mentioned before, I love that Sexton quote and I had never seen it before I visited here. If I mention it over at my site, do you mind if I share a link back to here (since this is where I saw it first)? Lemme know!
01.29.2011 at 3:43 pm
Christine, of course that is fine with me. thanks for asking -Kim
02.01.2011 at 8:55 pm
Wow! You’re amazing! You take the beauty of this world and show it to others. I love photography! It’s so crafty and beautiful.
02.04.2011 at 8:37 am
Wow, I don’t know what to say. thank you so much for the very kind words. -Kim
02.05.2011 at 3:45 pm
Hi Kim, Thanks for “liking” my post (Blog.http://uribotanicalgardens.wordpress.com/)
I am enjoying your photos so much. I especially love to take pictures of plants and flowers (and bugs) and i am often just infatuated with color. But your picture of the tulips in B&W — wow! I am inspired. Thank you!Gabrielle
PS my dad had a darkroom too….
02.15.2011 at 8:22 am
thanks gabrielle, i enjoyed your website too, love the closeups of the flowers and the insects :) nice pictures. -Kim
03.12.2011 at 3:23 pm
Love your photos Kim, love the story about your dad and why you love photography. Very thought provoking images, thanks for your visit too! :)
Nico
07.02.2011 at 11:29 am
thanks Nicholas, I have my Dad’s pictures all over the house- they continually inspire me. -KIm
07.05.2011 at 3:23 pm
wonderful words! it reminds me of the quotation “what we see is what we are”
05.21.2013 at 11:56 am
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09.23.2014 at 12:06 pm
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few you will not. “) The man might’ve seen the fight on the display screen however this person wasn’t throughout the scene, at least not on that the free roll. It really is fine as well as effectively for several of you to bring the “human frailties,” and as a consequence to find our selves morally obliged to avvoid hypocrisy, by “humbly excusing” any-one other; merely so long as your manage MONOPOLIZING the college, and also I’m the one put aside into the cooler, all things considered my har jobs as well as dedication-WITH NO A CAREER.
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