If you read my previous post, then you know that I visited a community called Blackmon Road with a friend a few weeks ago to document the conditions there and create an awareness video. I can’t take credit for any of the project except the still shots. My friend, Brian, did the film clips and composed the video and did an awesome job! I finally got to see the finished product last night and I was really impressed. Now I want to share it with all of you. Like I mentioned before, if you would like to find out how you can help, please visit A Place For Hope.
Welcome to Kim Hunter Studio
Art has been my passion my entire life. As a kid it was making mud pies in the backyard with my sister, creating "multimedia" doodles of whales with band-aids, and getting up early to watch Pappy Land. Anyone remember that show? It was awesome. In middle school I went to an art camp at a local university during the summers where I took a variety of art classes, but my favorite was always photography. I remember learning how to develop prints in the darkroom and thought it was the coolest thing. When I was 14 I got my first real (SLR) camera. My grandfather's '73 Minolta to be exact (you know, the heavy-duty metal kind that were virtually indestructible), and it was then that my interest in photography grew to love...or obsession. When I went to college I really started to find a focus for my creative ambitions. Photography and graphic design took leading roles in my studies and I have become fascinated by them.
I was born and raised in South Carolina, but moved to Chattanooga, TN after marrying the love of my life. When I'm not busy photographing, I’m finding new hobbies and projects to delve into, spending time outdoors with my husband, and enjoying great music.
Quick Facts:
- My last name is now Feisley, not Hunter.
- I am a twin.
- I'll shoot your destination wedding for free. No joke.Thanks for your interest in my work.
-Kim Hunter Feisley
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