Take An Hour • RI Family Photographer
Feeling overwhelmed with life or bogged down by routine? RI family photographer Amy Kristin Photography shares how taking just an hour of time can change that.
Read MoreProject 365: The Rest Of November • RI Children's Photographer
Follow RI children's photographer Amy Kristin photography as she shares photos from the second half of November in the latest installment of her Project 365.
Read MoreProject 365: Finishing Out August • South County RI Children's Photographer
Take a trip back to August and reminisce a little about the end of summer as South County, RI children's photographer Amy Kristin Photography shares photos from her Project 365.
Read MoreProject 365: The Beginning Of August • RI Children's Photographer
Vegetables, the ocean, Lionel, and self portraits make an appearance in this installment of RI children's photographer Amy Kristin Photography's Project 365.
Read MoreProject 365: The Summer Part Of September • Rhode Island Family Photographer
Rhode Island family photographer Amy Kristin Photography blogs about the first half of her September in this installment of her Project 365.
Read MoreProject 365: My Favorite Month • Rhode Island Photographer
Rhode Island family photographer Amy Kristin Photography gives you another glimpse into her life (and the life of Lionel the cat) in the latest installment of her Project 365.
Read MoreJust One Photo • Don't Fall In • Wakefield RI Photographer
I've finally started to go through some of the photos I took last month when I borrowed the 8-15 fisheye lens from Canon.
Read MoreScenes from a summer day • Narragansett RI photographer
A late summer day spent my favorite way--entirely at the ocean--in four photos.
Read MoreAnalog 1 • Wakefield RI Photographer
I got my first roll of film back from the lab today! Actually, no, that's not quite right. I guess I mean my first roll of 35mm film in a long time. I haven't shot 35mm in ages.
Read MoreJust one Photo • The edge of the earth • Narragansett RI Photographer
Imagine what it must be like to be a periwinkle on a rock.
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