Kathy Harms is a Canadian-born photographer currently residing in Portugal. Her work is deeply rooted in a philosophy she describes as “seeing the world more slowly,” using photography as a medium to capture the subtle and often overlooked details of everyday life. For Kathy, photography serves as both a meditative practice and a method to bring calmness amidst the chaos of the modern world.

In her pursuit of storytelling through visual art, Kathy has embraced a variety of techniques, including multiple-exposure and intentional camera movement (ICM). These methods allow her to create layered, conceptual scenes that often incorporate human figures, offering a narrative depth and emotional resonance. Kathy’s work seeks to transcend traditional photography, she invites viewers to pause, reflect, and engage with the world through a contemplative lens.

Photographer crafting visual narratives that are rich with mood, emotion, and a sense of story.