Kristin Perry is macro photographer who focuses attention on nature’s subtle beauty and quiet mystery.
Photo by Ann Taylor
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Kristin's work draws on spiritual ecology, mindfulness, and slow living. Using macro photography, she highlights the subtle beauty and quiet mysteries of the natural world, emphasizing listening, attention, and relational engagement with place.
Kristin earned a Photographic Technology Certificate in 2000 and worked in professional portrait and photo production from 1996–2006. She has exhibited at the Minnesota Valley National Wildlife Refuge, St. Paul Art Crawl, and Mill City Clinic Gallery, and her work has been published by Minnesota Women’s Press and the Slow Photography Movement. As a commissioned fine-art photographer, photography coach, and blogger, Kristin has guided others in mindful observation and reflective creative practice. Now based in Chatfield, Minnesota, she is deepening her connection the Bluff Country. Through her creative work, Kristin fosters both personal reflection and communal appreciation of place. |
Read my Slow Photography Movement article "Relational Nature Photography" for practical ways to bring more love to your nature photography or noticing practice.
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Read my Minnesota Women's Press essay in "Tapestry: Finding Joy & Inspiration in a Pandemic" for ideas on how to combine stress-management with photography.
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Kristin also teaches elementary school children receiving special education services in Minnesota.
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