"Why?" with Kay Eskridge

8/31/2017

"Why?" is all about the stories behind the favorite images of some of the most respected artists in photography. With each episode of "Why?" I've been amazed at each guest's willingness to share a piece of the passion they have for the craft.

Kay Eskridge joins me on this new episode. She's a photographer, educator and has been a good friend for many years. This is a different kind of back-story today and relates to the legacy of each photographer. Her backstory is about insight into the why photography is so important, not just in the lives of our clients, but our own as well.

Kay's specialty is family portraiture. She never compromises on the quality of an image, customer service or her relationship with each client. She combines her passion for photography with her love for people. Check out more of Kay's work with a visit to her website by clicking on the photograph above.

2 Comments

"Why?"

Check out "Why?" one of the most popular features on the SCU Blog. It's a very simple concept - one image, one artist and one short sound bite. Each artist shares what makes the image one of their most favorite. We're over 100 artists featured since the project started. Click on the link above and you can scroll through all of the episodes to date.

Carol Eskridge Dunham

9/1/2017 03:17:03 pm

Wonderful words, beautiful lady.

Pat fleischmann link

9/2/2017 09:56:16 pm

After many, many years as friends with Kay & our A-Team, I look at our group of silliness in our beach portraits every day! Always wall worthy, the glance reminds me of great times that has been recorded in print. Our faces look older now & the reflections in the mirror aren't as kind as the 15 years that has past! But, Kay's "magic" gives us just that, years of beautiful reflections that bring us back to our younger years & thankful she was there with a Snap! Thx Kay for bringing this gift to SO many...we have our later years of fun still & those too will to be left on the wall to go to family beyond our existing time. What a legacy of time!

Your comment will be posted after it is approved.

the SCU Blog