Growing up in an artistic family shaped Kim's path in life.  Photography captured her attention since her father was an avid photographer and the simple and elegant beauty of the work of Elliot Porter was inspirational to her.  She learned from her father how to use a camera, which became an integral part of her life.  Even though she was trained as a classical pianist earning a Masters from Eastman School of Music she always had a camera nearby.  

After starting a family upon returning to CT in the 1990s, she enrolled in the Photography program at UCONN's Fine Art School.  Her kids were her subjects at first, but then she enjoyed photographing life all around her. After she realized that she had been training for this her whole life, she started her own business of Wedding and Portrait Photography and never looked back.  Now, retired from her Wedding and Portrait business, she has time to concentrate on her own personal vision as an Art Photographer. 

Kim puts no limits on the subject matter in her photographs.  Still-life, travel, people, and many other subjects can be explored on her website. This year she is exploring and creating a new series called, Wall Murmurs.  These images are created in her home and explore the basis of her craft - light and shadow.  Some of the work is very abstract but, some you may recognize on your own walls!