Photo Documentary: Texas Series: Poetry This was my first poetic stop outside of the Philadelphia scene. Philadelphia is an extreme example of a melting pot of verse and experience. So, I was eager to try on this small town open mic night to see what it would offer to an out of towner. My apprehensions…
Photo Documentary: Texas Series; Half Marathon I love cheering runners on in races! I am always moved to ridiculous depths as I see them achieving the finish line. They’ve worked so hard to make it. I was elated when my brother welcomed me to his half marathon. While I was waiting for my brother to…
My coffee on the ledge series is one of my longest running series. I receive a huge response whenever I post these images. As I’ve said before, I think the ritual of the morning cup of coffee (or tea, or whatever your poison) is universal. It’s appealing in the mutual ambitions of each participant to…
Click on any photo to enlarge and scroll through. Sixty-four: That’s the percentage of dogs that are euthanized each year at shelters due to overcrowding. Then again, it’s probably not. That number was calculated in 1997 (the last time a comprehensive study was done) and based on participating shelters. How many shelters are going to…
were you aware your Facebook link on here doesn’t work?
No I wasn’t. Thanks for letting me know. I’ll correct that issue. Otherwise, If you need to find me on Facebook it’s in the search under Kristen Kidd Photography. Have a great day! Kristen
Photodocumentary: Home (Click on any image to view it larger.) Normally I don’t do severely sentimental stories, but this is one of those times it felt right. Once, a new neighbor moved a few doors down in my homogenous, sardine canned condo complex outside of Philadelphia. I’d recently baked some cookies, brownies or sweet somethings…