“A photograph shouldn't be just a picture, it should be a philosophy.” 

~ Amit Kalantri, Wealth of Words 



David Hundley Photography.

David Hundley is known for its stunning and evocative photographic imagery, which is often characterized by a focus on natural materials, working situations, nature, alternating between vibrant and muted colors, and compelling compositions. Here are some key elements that typically describe his work:

1. Attention to Light: A hallmark of Hundley's photography is his masterful use of light. On location, he often shoots only with existing light during the golden hours—early morning or late afternoon—when the light is soft and warm, enhancing the richness of colors and textures in his scenes. In the studio, he carefully and delicately paints his portrait and material subjects with a combination of softness and texture that brings these subjects to life.
2. Composition and Detail: Hundley pays careful attention to composition, using elements like lines, shapes, and patterns to create balanced and engaging images. His eye for detail ensures that every element within the frame contributes to the overall narrative of the photograph.
3. Vibrant Colors: His images frequently feature a palette of vibrant colors, which bring a sense of life and energy to his work. This emphasis on color helps evoke emotions and creates a strong visual impact.
4. Emotional Connection: Through his work, Hundley aims to create a connection between the viewer and his subject. His photographs often invite viewers to immerse themselves in the scene, conveying a sense of wonder and appreciation for light, form, shape, and design.
5. Artistic Intent: Beyond simply documenting, Hundley uses photography as a means of personal artistic expression. His work often reflects themes of dissonance and tranquility, exploration, and connection to the natural world.
6. Diverse Locations: David Hundley ALWAYS has his Nikon with him and finds diversity of locations in places most people mindlessly walk by everyday. He captures and showcases both well-known natural wonders and lesser-known gems.
7. Public Engagement: Many photographers, including Hundley, may engage with the public through exhibitions, workshops, and online platforms, sharing their passion for photography and inspiring others to appreciate the beauty of nature. He is the current president of the Whidbey Island Arts Council (WIAC), who currently sponsor eleven island arts programs. He also helped create the Coupeville Create District. 
8. Landscape Focus: Hundley often captures breathtaking landscapes, showcasing the beauty of the natural world. His images may feature mountains, forests, lakes, and coastal vistas, emphasizing the grandeur and serenity of these environments.