Meet Kimberly

Photographer | Product Stylist | Blogger

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Kimberly Murray is an Atlanta-based photographer and product stylist specializing in interiors, products, and food.  She has a love for bright, colorful images; clean lines; and pretty packaging. 

But, for all her love for the perfect visual presentation of things, she took a different educational path on her journey to becoming a photographer.  That path led her to a doctorate in psychology.  Although it might seem unrelated, Kimberly applies her knowledge of psychological principles of perception to create compelling images that capture the mood and personality of her clients’ brands.  Her work has been featured nationally online as well as in print publications.

In Kimberly’s free time, she enjoys exploring the city for the best brunch, burger, or donut spots with her husband and toddler daughter.

Email: hello@kimberlymurray.com

 CLIENTS INCLUDE:

Candlefish || Forbes + Masters || Google Fiber || Paper & Stitch || Thrillist

ONLINE FEATURES + PUBLICATIONS

Belong Magazine || Bravery Magazine || Click Magazine || Design Sponge || Domino || The Everygirl || Front + Main: A Blog from West Elm || Glitter Guide || House || Style Me Pretty Living

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Fill in the blank: I need another pair of flip flops like I need ____________. (I can’t help it. I’m obsessed with colorful flip flops.) #kmpstyled
Happy Father’s Day to the best dad my kids could ever ask for. I could list all of the ways that he is a wonderful dad and parenting partner, like how he’s changed more diapers and given more baths than I have OR how he models for them how to be a kind and thoughtful person (not just in terms of thinking of others but having meaningful conversations with knowledge-based opinions), but I’m sure I would forget something. (Okay, I know I just snuck some characteristics in there. LOL.) Anyway, Happy Father’s Day to him and all of the other dads reading this. #babykmurray #babykmurraytoo
#tbt | I made this image 9 years ago today, less than one year after picking up my camera for the first time. I was in a period of trying to soak up as much information as I could and experiment with new gear. I had just bought a pack of gels and wanted to see what they did. So, I set up a roll of white seamless paper, put a blue gel on my speedlite and pointed it at the backdrop. I then set up a clay sculpture I had in the house, held my breath, and pressed the shutter, eager to see the result. This was the first piece that I had printed on a large scale and professionally framed. It is still hanging on my wall. 1. As a reminder to never stop experimenting and growing. 2. Because I still really like how it came out. (Swipe to see the object used to create this image.)
Neighborhood Watch. #babykmurray