Wedding photos taken by me durring my internship with Bellini Studios. Heatherbelliniphotography.com

Event photography Clients include: Cheektowaga Chamber of Commerce and Villa Maria College.

Highlighting recent work at the AKG, Villa Maria College, and a stunning local Airbnb! Contact me for all your real estate and architectural photography needs—I’d love to bring your spaces to life through captivating imagery!

Fashion photography spotlight from Lily & Sparrow in Medina, NY! Featuring stunning outfits styled by Laura, the store owner, and modeled by the talented Elizabeth Pursey. Reach out for your next fashion or boutique photography project!

Branding photography clients include The Best Cellar Book Bar in Clarence, NY & Walnut Hill Farm in Lockport, NY, & Our Mommie Village in Buffalo, NY.

A compilation of concert photography by Kim Duxbury, capturing the energy and artistry of live performances. Featured musicians include Trombone Shorty, Dispatch, Pat Benatar & Neil Giraldo, and Buffalo's own Uncanny Valley. Contact for your live music and event photography needs!

Nya:wëh (Thank you) is a memorial for life. A memorial not for those who have passed but for those who will. When we grieve a person we often realize how grateful we are that they were in our lives to begin with. By remaining grateful we can see life and death in a positive light. Death is a conversation that many of us avoid but a circumstance none of us will. These portraits are of people whom I hold meaningful connections with. The plants that adorn them are chosen for their medicinal, spiritual, and cultural significance. They reflect how nature cares for us, and how we will all return to nature. My hope is that the works I've created start meaningful conversations about reciprocal relationships: with each other, with nature, and with death. Death is not a taboo subject, it is a reminder that we are all in this together. 2025 Archival inkjet print with dried plant material Natural pH adhesive 21.75 × 30 in Kimberly Duxbury

I visited Stony Brook State Park one sunny afternoon, drawn by the roar of the waterfall ahead. As I approached, I noticed a woman kneeling near the water's edge, her hand reaching for a smooth rock. The scene was striking—her figure framed by the cascading water, sunlight dancing through the mist. Without thinking, I raised my camera and snapped a photo. Curious, I approached her. "I took a picture of you—it turned out beautifully. Would you like to see it?" She smiled, and her husband stepped closer as I showed them the image. "This is so lovely," she said softly. Then her husband explained, "She’s picking a rock to inscribe the name of a former student who drowned nearby a few years ago. Every year, she adds a stone to the memorial wall here." Suddenly, the picture felt deeper than a simple capture of beauty. It held a story—a quiet tribute to life and loss. As they walked away, I knew that moment would stay with me forever.

A curated collection of my personal photography, featuring a blend of nature’s beauty, intimate staged and candid portraits, and powerful images from my walk through Downtown Buffalo during the 2020 BLM protests.