PicTheArtist: Blake Kimball

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Whats the word everyone, Dom here...got a new talented friend for ya'll to check out. Remember these mini interviews are for the upcoming photographer/videographer, the artist seeking someone to work with and just someone who like dope photos and videos.

Peep the interview below, and make sure you follow Blake on Instagram to keep up with his work.

Enjoy the quick Q&A.
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NAME: Blake Kimball




What do you?(i.e photography, videography, designer, etc.) : Video director 

Choice of equipment? : Sony a7s ii 

What do you edit with? : Adobe Premiere

When did you start taking your craft serious? : August 2016

Favorite lens to use? : 35mm 

Best tip for new beginners? : keep at it no matter how hard it gets because in the end IT WILL WORK OUT. 








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