The social media landscape has changed so much since I began this blog in 2007. Though this site is the center of my communications for Kathryn Wagner Photography I felt it only fair to reach out and connect directly to you, dear reader via the social media channel of your choice. A full range of [...]

If someone gave you thirty years and said “what would you like to do with yourself? “what would you like to learn?” and “with whom would you like to learn it?” What would you say? Only once you have answers to these questions can you begin to embark on your own path of success. Just [...]

I have now discovered the magic that is twitter, and proud to say the learning curve hasn’t been too steep. Join in on the conversation, share a link, and be sure to add my twitter feed to your list!

By Guest Blogger Rachel SwartzThe tropics were a favored subject of the early moderns, a fascination that has spilled over into popular culture. The lush, exotic watery blues, sandy whites, rocky yellows and leafy greens of the Caribbean and Pacific islands were well-suited to the frenetic style of artists such as Paul Gauguin (see …

Perhaps more than any art movement in history, nature ruled the world of the Impressionists. Light was of huge importance; they painted outside, en plein air, and strove to capture the sensations of illumination and warmth that radiate from the sun through pure, unfiltered color.Compare this work from Kathryn’s “Journey” series with Monet’s Landscape at [...]