Kim Hubbard is a freelance photographer based in Chattanooga, Tennessee. 

A lifelong nature and animal lover, she has photographed everything from Kodiak bears in Alaska to organic tea farming in India. Her work has appeared in The New York Times, The Washington Post, Discover, Discovery Channel, Film Comment, Audubon, National Wildlife, natgeo.com, and Bark, among others. She has held solo exhibitions in Brooklyn, New York; Greenwich, Connecticut; and Chattanooga.

Kim's professional experience includes five years as senior photo editor for National Geographic, 12 years as a photo editor/photographer for Audubon, one year as senior photo editor at the White House, and five years as photo editor for the National Wildlife Federation. 

Now back in her hometown of Chattanooga, Kim is delighted to be the first artist-in-residence for McLemore on Lookout Mountain, Georgia, where her botanical photographs featuring local wildflowers will appear in every guest room and throughout the Cloudland resort beginning in 2024.

Along with her other projects, Kim is excited to consider photo assignments and bespoke commissions, editing, workshops, and consulting in the South and beyond.