Kamala Kingsley - Photographer

06/29/2024

02/25/2024

02/15/2024

Shot for Art In The Pearl, 2017

(First image from today's AITP application submission email… Today is the last day to apply for those of you who swing that way)

11/04/2021

Join me in giving $10 or more today to Fences for Fido at GiveGuide.org and you could win a two-night stay at Salishan Lodge! Win win.

This is a photo I took for FFF a few years back at a major fence build out on the Long Beach Peninsula.

FFF has built about 1,500 fences and unchained over 2,200 dogs(!) They also offer spay/neuter surgeries, flea treatment, and sometimes urgent medical care if the family can’t provide it. I’ve witnessed a lot of the work firsthand t’s a really good organization.

02/26/2021

Havana

03/21/2020

Otis and Astro, 2013

01/24/2020

Two of my favorite photos I've shot of Wobbly were used in the recent Oregon Artswatch Vision 2020 interview with Yulia Arakelyan and Erik Ferguson.

“Sixth in a series of twenty interviews in twenty days with arts and cultural figures around Oregon, creating a group portrait of the state of the arts in the state. It looks at where we’ve been, where we are, and what might or should happen culturally in the 2020s.”

Link to article by Brett Campbell in comments.

01/01/2020

Waimea Botanical Garden

12/02/2019

Nara, Japan

09/13/2019

Shot for Deadhead Rum inside the Bamboozle trailer in Los Angeles

07/29/2019

I just donated to help out the awesome Headwaters Theater, which was recently robbed right on the heels of a rent raise. As you may know, Headwaters is home to many many fascinating, scrappy, beautiful and super creative happenings (Wobbly Dance performances and He Man the Musical to name just two of many epic things I've seen there, and I've documented some really amazing workshops, performances and parties there over the years). They're super generous with their time and space, making theater dreams as cheap as possible for those who aren't working with a big budget or doing mainstream stuff, and they could really use your help. This is the kind of 'old Portland' stuff we need to support folks.