Kathryn's practice lies at the intersection of science and art, using lens-based techniques to explore concepts of deconstructed movement and reveal patterns arising from chaos and complexity in nature.

She has a degree in Physics and doctorate in network science, researching complex large-scale systems (those with many interacting parts) which has informed her gravitation to using flocking birds in her practice. She spent her early career developing techniques for medical imaging, which she now applies to her nature photography.

• Still/In Motion; The Montreal Biosphere, Canada. June 2023-May 2024. 24 images, on 2 metre wide outdoor structures. Produced in partnership with the California Academy of Sciences.

  

• Royal Photographic Society, Bristol, UK; International Photography Exhibition 165 (3rd February - 2nd June 2024)
• Somerset House, London, UK; Sony World Photography Awards Exhibition 2024 (19 April-6 May 2024)

  

  Photo: Sony World Photography Awards 2024 exhibition © Graham Carlow, courtesy of Creo.

• Festival della FOTOGRAFIA ETICA, Lodi, Italy; The Nature of Hope: 90 Women Photographers in Honor of Jane Goodall (28 September to 27 October, 2024)
• Csákvár, Hungary; FotoKozma International Festival. 6 September - 3 November 2024
• The Tarpey Gallery, Castle Donington; Contemporary fine art in the midlands. 2022, 2023, & 2024
• Cley Contemporary Art Exhibition; Norfolk Wildlife Trust curated by Amanda Geitner (director of the East Anglia Art Fund and former Chief Curator at the Sainsbury Centre for Visual Arts, University of East Anglia) (July 2021)

• The Guardian - Still/In Motion: time-lapsed montages of starling murmurations (21st July 2023).
• bioGraphic - Starling Studded Skies - Collaboration with Katie Jewett, Stanford Center for Ocean Solutions and bioGraphic Editor in Chief Steven Bedard (July 2021).
• Nautilus Magazine - Order Flocking out of Chaos - As part of their special issue "The Edge", and published alongside a collection of pieces on the theme of "Order" (October 2021).
• NaturFoto - Schwarmkunst (June 2024).
• whynow magazine - Far Flung - A most British Wildlife Photographer (July 2021).
• Outdoor Photography Magazine issue 266 (March 2021) - 6 pages, 8 images & my writing and 301 (December 2023) - 4 pages, 8 images & my writing.
• Professional Photo Magazine, Issue 200, (October 2022) - project feature and interview, Issue 210, (July 2023) - interview regarding exhibition in Montreal.

Kathryn's work is also featured in issues of Country Life Magazine, Bird Photographer of the Year hardback books and across the web in news outlets such as Forbes, Axios, BBC news and Knowable Magazine.

• Shortlisted: Sony World Photography Awards; Professional Series 2024
• Winner: International Wildbird Photo Competition (Festival de L'Oiseau et de la Nature) 2023
• Winner: British Photography Awards 2020 Birdlife category
• Silver award in multiple years of the Bird Photographer of the Year