Kevin Vandivier is a highly accomplished and celebrated photographer with over four decades of professional experience in the field. Throughout his illustrious career, he has contributed to numerous prestigious magazines and corporations, showcasing his exceptional talent. Some of his notable clients include the National Geographic Society, Life, Newsweek, Citgo Oil, IBM, and Orvis. In the early 1980s, Vandivier held a staff photographer position at The Dallas Times Herald, where he further honed his skills and captured compelling stories. His career continued to evolve, and in the mid-2000s, he took on the role of Photography Editor for Texas Highways Magazine, contributing to the publication's visual storytelling. In 2019, he transitioned into a new phase of his career, officially retiring from assignment photography to focus on capturing the images that resonate with his artistic vision. His fine art photography primarily revolves around two main themes: breathtaking landscapes and wildlife, as well as poignant and unique moments of human life. Vandivier's contributions to the world of photography have earned him numerous national awards for his outstanding work as both a photographer and a picture editor. Among his most cherished accolades is the 2012 award he received from Ron Howard's "Project Imagination" for the "The Unknown" theme. This award-winning photo served as the inspiration for a fine art film created by Ron Howard. Additionally, in 2009, Vandivier was honored with the Best of Photojournalism award, earning 1st honorable mention in the category of Magazine Picture Editor of the Year. Kevin's rich and diverse career has left an indelible mark on the world of photography. His work continues to inspire and captivate audiences with its artistry and storytelling.