Kristin Fellows

Kristin Fellows is documentary film consultant, street photographer & travel writer, based in Asheville, North Carolina. She has worked as a documentary film consultant on more than 75 films. In addition to film, Kristin's adventures in the past several years have taken her to Iceland to hike volcanoes and photograph puffins; to Barcelona, Mexico, Addis Ababa, and New Orleans for street photography; and most recently, to Athens for a big fat Greek wedding, and to Helsinki to get beaten with frozen birch branches in the city's oldest public sauna. Her photograph, "Skywalker," was chosen as a National Geographic Photo of the Day in 2015. Kristin's first book, The Red Moon Letters - a non-fiction, dual-narrative thriller set in Ethiopia during the time of the Haile Selassie - will be released in 2018. Educated in both London and the US, Kristin also has a cherished diploma from the Icelandic Elf School (Álfaskólinn.) She is the niece of the late New York Times foreign correspondent, Lawrence Fellows.