These are my mother's hands. She taught me to crochet,knit and tat and to appreciate anything made by hand. Thanks Mom.
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Texas born and raised, photographer
Kimberly Clark finished her “starter life” and has
embraced her dream of becoming a fine art
photographer. She describes herself as a “noticer.” If it’s
unique, quirky, touching or sublime it will catch her eye
and fuel the storytelling inherent in her images. With the
use of black and white, muted tones and essential
elements in her photographs she cuts to the heart of what
she feels is truest about her subject.
“The camera doesn’t work like your eyes do. The
camera sees all. Your eyes will focus solely on what
drew your attention initially and all else falls away. I
want to create that feeling in my images.” Recently
overheard in the booth, “It’s like a photograph that looks
like art.” This honest expression of appreciation appeals
to Kim’s sense of fun and irony. “I’ll take it!”
Kimberly Clark finished her “starter life” and has
embraced her dream of becoming a fine art
photographer. She describes herself as a “noticer.” If it’s
unique, quirky, touching or sublime it will catch her eye
and fuel the storytelling inherent in her images. With the
use of black and white, muted tones and essential
elements in her photographs she cuts to the heart of what
she feels is truest about her subject.
“The camera doesn’t work like your eyes do. The
camera sees all. Your eyes will focus solely on what
drew your attention initially and all else falls away. I
want to create that feeling in my images.” Recently
overheard in the booth, “It’s like a photograph that looks
like art.” This honest expression of appreciation appeals
to Kim’s sense of fun and irony. “I’ll take it!”
About Me
- KClark Photography
- A vintage loving, cottage living, traveling photographer that paints....with a sense of humor
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That's beautiful! I love the idea of painting or photographing just a person's hands as a portrait. I tried to do my husband's hands, rescuing a battered wooden boat from the rocks... but I didn't do very well with it. I wanted to do a whole series of our family's hands...
ReplyDeleteSweet photo... I noticed the crochet forms a heart right under her fingers & the needle. Mom's are the best!
ReplyDeleteps~ nice sunflower below, too! I always think of them as the happiest flowers!
Oh that picture made tears come to my eyes. My mom taught me to embroider and crochet...I miss her a great deal...thanks for sharing and visiting!
ReplyDeleteDo you have ANY idea how talented you are? Your photos speak SO from the heart .....I feel so blessed to share in these images!
ReplyDeleteI hope my post, tonight, helps generate a bit more followers, incredible!
Hugs,
Shell
Thanks so much Shell. It feels really good to know my images are touching people.
ReplyDeleteIt's amazing how one photo tells a story with little or no words.
ReplyDeleteThis story my dear is beautiful :)
First of all, I want to thank you for visiting my Blog and becoming a friend. I have read some of your posts and quite frankly I wanted to leave a comment on each one. They are so beautiful, so magical! However, this particular one speaks to me. It's funny, just a couple of days ago I wrote about the beauty of older hands and here it is, a perfect example. Hope you have a great weekend. I'll be back! XX
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