406: David Hundley - A 'Stroke' of Artistic Inspiration
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Show Notes
In this episode of "F-Stop Collaborate and Listen," host Matt Payne speaks with David Hundley, who shares insights on his transition from a commercial photographer to a fine art photographer after a life-altering stroke. Hundley reflects on his 18-year career photographing for Dreyfus, dealing with a health scare that led him to reevaluate his passion for art photography. Now residing on Whidbey Island, he is deeply involved with the local arts community. He serves as president of the Whidbey Island Arts Council and engages in creative projects like black and white portraits and street photography. Hundley discusses the challenges of fine art photography, the emotional impact of imagery, and his ongoing projects, while providing practical tips for capturing and organizing meaningful photographs.
Resources Mentioned:
- Matt's new FREE eBook
- Whidbey Island Art Trail
- Join in on the conversation on Patreon
- Daniel Gregory
- Andrew Bernstein
- Jim Barnett