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Kim Jude Photography Email [email protected] for more info. DFW based, Kim Jude Photography offers headshots, personal shoots, wedding photography and much more!

Kim Jude Photography has been an established photography and videography service since 2013 in Dallas/Fort Worth offering headshots, personal photoshoots, and more!

My documentary about the Carnival Indians of New Orleans is nearing completion. I’m so excited to share everything I lov...
09/06/2026

My documentary about the Carnival Indians of New Orleans is nearing completion. I’m so excited to share everything I love about my hometown šŸŽ„

Just shot a commercial in 99 degrees for a food truck. I don’t even know if it’s good or not because it was too hot to b...
08/30/2026

Just shot a commercial in 99 degrees for a food truck. I don’t even know if it’s good or not because it was too hot to breathe let alone be strategic 🄵 told my client we just have to fix it in post if it sucks my guy I’m too hot to be creative right now

08/28/2026

I’m looking for local businesses to partner with. Which business should I visit next? šŸ¤” Tag them below! ā¬‡ļø

08/18/2026

This is the part that separates photographers from business owners.

08/10/2026

Adding ā€œI’m not a womanā€ to my FAQ list today 😣 I’ve been explaining my name for 32 years and I’m tired lol

07/17/2026

Making a Jingle for Elegant Treatz with Suno šŸŽ¶

6 years ago, this tiny studio space in Dallas became my literal home for 6 months.On May 1, 2020, my childhood dreams of...
03/15/2026

6 years ago, this tiny studio space in Dallas became my literal home for 6 months.

On May 1, 2020, my childhood dreams of being a studio owner became reality. I was 25 years old and after working at several different photography companies in the area to build my reputation as a professional photographer, I decided it was time to do my own thing.

I slept on a sofa left behind from a previous tenant and worked up to buying an air mattress. I took sink baths, ate microwaved food, and I had a cheap car so most times I skateboarded to local shops for sustenance. Even my girlfriend at the time (now my wife šŸ’) would come and spend time with me and keep my dream alive.

Clients would come for photoshoots, interviews, t-shirt printing, vocal recording and music production…I was a hustler. If it made sense, then it was making cents. I put that tiny room to WORK!

Many people thought I was crazy for opening a studio in a pandemic, but where they saw obstacles, I saw opportunity; and more than that… I saw freedom. It would finally be all up to me if I succeeded or failed, and I loved those odds, because betting on myself had never been a bad investment.

Fast forward ā© and after 6 years of maintaining a consistent career in creative production and aiding businesses in their growth as a team member, here I am again, considering taking another leap for myself, entrepreneurially.

I won’t say too much just yet, but I can’t wait to show the world, and show myself, what I do next! 🄳 If I were you, I’d bet on me too šŸ˜

www.prtynvrnds.com

03/09/2026

Fired from my job today šŸ™ŒšŸ½

I’ve learned that God has his hand on me always and protects me in ways that I can’t even fathom.

This just gives me a chance to sit back and watch God provide a better way.

I’m only sharing to inspire others to know that your value doesn’t change based on anyone else’s perspective of you.

And to go forward with your head high, always. I was wearing this shirt when I was let go for a reason!

And that reason is because God is good šŸ™šŸ½

These stills are from my upcoming documentary about the Golden Arrows Indians of New Orleans, featuring my uncle, ā€œBig C...
02/19/2026

These stills are from my upcoming documentary about the Golden Arrows Indians of New Orleans, featuring my uncle, ā€œBig Chief Peppyā€ (yellow suit in the middle photo).

Born and raised in the culture, I felt it was my turn to help take on the responsibility of passing down my family’s traditions by using my own natural storytelling talents of expression and creativity through media.

This work I’m doing is intentional, purposeful, and important. I won’t rush this, so don’t expect to see too much too soon, but this story will be told…because if we don’t tell our stories, then who will?

šŸ“ø Photography Black History Moment: The Shirley CardThe Shirley card was a color reference used by photo labs to standar...
02/05/2026

šŸ“ø Photography Black History Moment: The Shirley Card

The Shirley card was a color reference used by photo labs to standardize exposure and skin tones. For decades, it featured light-skinned subjects—quietly shaping what cameras and printers considered ā€œcorrect.ā€ The result? People with darker skin were often poorly represented in photos.

Today, the Shirley card is a reminder that technical standards are never neutral. It helped spark better color science, wider dynamic range, and more inclusive imaging tools—lessons that still matter for photographers, filmmakers, and marketers telling visual stories today.

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Dallas, TX
75208

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Monday 9am - 7pm
Tuesday 9am - 7pm
Wednesday 9am - 7pm
Thursday 9am - 7pm
Friday 9am - 7pm
Saturday 9am - 7pm

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+14693641940

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