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Life & Work with Kimberly Richardson of Fort Worth

Today we’d like to introduce you to Kimberly Richardson.

Hi Kimberly, we’d love for you to start by introducing yourself.
Growing up, using my little brothers and friends as models, I became very passionate about sharing stories and documenting whatever vision I had. Over the short span of my teenage years, I made it my life’s ambition to pursue a career I could confidently say I found purpose in.

I now have over seven years of experience, am globally recognized for my storytelling, and have captured portraits from here in Texas to life in the Middle East. My bedroom studio became a full-time adventure, and none of it would be possible without the support and dedication I have.

I’m sure it wasn’t obstacle-free, but would you say the journey has been fairly smooth so far?
When you’re in a creative field, ups always come with downs. The thought of “starving artist” is very real for most of us. It was a financial struggle, of course, but it also became a motivational struggle. When your siblings make more as fast food workers than you do three years into your career – it’s defeating.
As a woman in the workplace, it’s a challenge to be seen as an equal. I was called the “bossy redhead” in one position for requesting something. At another, I was “walking like I’m important” for being efficient.
Regardless of your career, even as a creative, it was a struggle to be the youngest in every envirnment on top of being feminine presenting. As a young woman, you’ll typically have to earn respect.

Over the years though, I’ve learned to see it more like an advantage. If I’m underestmated, they don’t see me as competition. If I’m not seen as competition, it’s a whole lot easier to get my job done, not be spoken about behind my back (most of the time), and take on assissignments my coworkers couldn’t handle. It says something when you prove yourself and raise the bar when your competitiors or coworkers are looking the other way.

It’s something to be aware of – not to hold you back.

Alright, so let’s switch gears a bit and talk business. What should we know about your work?
I’m Kimberly Anne, I’m a photographer based in Fort Worth, Tx (just relocated from Royse City). I focus on an airy, vibrant, and documentary style approach in my work.
I’m very intentional about letting my clients do what feels comfortable in front of the lens and then adjusting them (or posing them!) as needed. No one wants the stiff, uncomfortable photoshoot – my job behind the lens is to help you tell the story and/or capture the candid giggles between you and your partner. The awkward peace signs in your graduation gown. You reminding your children to “look at the camera! Cheese!” and them inevitably looking at you and smiling instead.
I’ve been most recognized for my editing style and my personality behind the camera. I LOVE bright portraits and I love to hype you up! I want to adventure and take the time to get authentic smiles. I genuinely take pride in creating portraits that feel personal to you.

There’s honestly no better time to book than now. I have discounted rates for new clientele and referrals. I’m testing out new locations so I’m looking for models for portfolio building sessions all the time! Send me a message anytime.

What matters most to you?
Expression. In front of the camera, behind the camera, and outside of my work.
Creative expression is what I believe sets you apart. Even as a photographer, anyone can take a photo. Everyone is. But no one is going to edit quite the way I will.
The way you style yourself is such a big piece of who you are, in my opinion. Fashion is how you put yourself together are how people will understand you before you open your mouth. Finding what looks most like you is an art in itself. I’ve had more conversations with strangers in passing about my tattoos than I have about something like hockey. I love hockey, but that’s not anyone’s impression of me. People can see you as a trustworthy or safe person just based on how you present yourself. People can guess a lot about your personality by looking at you.

Obviously, it’s never your job to impress anyone or leave in your best suit every day. I just like to consider what I’m representing when I get out of my car in the morning.

Pricing:

  • $200 30 Min Session includes: 20 edited images – One location & outfit – Sneak-peek album within 48 hours – Five/Six-day turnaround
  • $225 45 Min Session includes: 35 edited images – Two locations + two/three outfits – Sneak-peek album within 24 hours – Six/Seven day turnaround
  • $250 1 Hr Session includes: 55+ edited images – Three locations + two/three outfits – Sneak-peek album within 24 hours – Seven/Eight day turnaround
  • $1,100 4 Hr Wedding Coverage
  • $675 Short & Sweet Elopement Coverage

Contact Info:

Person wearing a red and black checkered jacket and black hat standing outdoors, looking at mountains and cloudy sky.

Elderly man with glasses, straw hat, and face mask playing green electric guitar outdoors near green bushes.

Two women share a kiss outdoors, one with dark hair and the other with blonde hair, in a natural setting.

Young person sitting on a wooden railway bridge holding an acoustic guitar, surrounded by green trees and sunlight.

Person with blonde hair wearing black gloves, holding a dark object, standing near a window with light-colored walls.

Young woman with red hair smiling, holding a stethoscope towards the camera indoors with large windows.

Five women in colorful dresses outdoors, one holding a bouquet, others looking at it, trees in background.

Smiling woman sitting in car with a decorated steering wheel, holding the steering wheel, with trees outside.

Image Credits
All of the photos shown are taken by me (even the one of me!) @Already.KimberlyAnne

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