Artist Statement
As a photographer and videographer, my work is rooted in storytelling, connection, and presence. I see photography and video not just as creative tools but as pathways to self-discovery and well-being.
Nature is my greatest inspiration—it offers clarity, stillness, and connection, which I strive to reflect in my work. Over time, I have embraced mindful photography, using the camera as a tool for meditation and creative expression.
In my workshops, I guide others to explore this intentional way of seeing, blending technical skills with creativity and self-reflection. Whether capturing light and shadow, framing a moment, or simply pausing to notice, I encourage participants to tell their own stories with authenticity and purpose.
Alongside my photography practice, I am passionate about rewilding and cultivating natural materials, growing flowers and foliage to use in creative workshops and photography. This connection to the land deepens my artistic practice and invites others to engage with nature in meaningful ways.
I believe everyone has a story worth sharing, and through creativity, nature, and connection, we can discover deeper meaning in both our work and our lives.
Artist Bio
Kelly McIntyre studied photography and digital imaging at Dundee College and video production at Perth UHI. Over the past 20 years, she has worked with a wide range of organisations, creating meaningful visual content that captures stories with authenticity and impact.
Now based in the Lunan Valley near Blairgowrie, Kelly uses photography and video as tools for self-discovery and storytelling, offering mindful photography, video, and journaling workshops that help people connect with creativity, nature, and their own narratives.
Alongside her workshops, Kelly also works with individuals, businesses, and organisations to create engaging visual content that reflects their values and vision.
With a deep connection to the land, Kelly is passionate about rewilding and growing flowers and foliage on her family farm for creative workshops and photography, using seasonal, sustainable materials to inspire connection with nature. She also enjoys wild swimming, hiking, and foraging, blending her love for the natural world with her artistic practice.
