I’m super excited to be a part of the opening group show at Steven Francis Fine Art Gallery in Lynchburg, Virginia. My work is being shown alongside a ton of talented artists such as Jurgen Ziesmann, Kristen Feighery and of course, Steve Coates and Lucia Coates (the gallery owner and his wife). Steve Coates was my photography professor at Lynchburg College from 2008-2011 and I continued to work for him after graduation as his second shooter and film photography archivist. Steve Coates has always encouraged me along my photographic journey and it’s an honor to be one of his featured artists for his new gallery. He also owns the incredibly successful Montana Plains Bakery in Wyndhurst (they even made my wedding cake)! Steven Francis Fine Art Gallery can be found inside and upstairs at Montana Plains Bakery. Grab a coffee and a (delicious) pastry and head upstairs Tuesday-Saturday 10:30 am - 5:30 pm to see all of the amazing art!

You can purchase my prints here or you can contact me directly if there is a specific print or size you are looking for.

Happy Holidays!

-Myles Katherine

I'm obsessed with this shoot. I've been on a hiatus of sorts when it comes to fashion shoots. When I first moved to Portland I did so many shoots that I burnt myself out. But lately, with the emergence of spring and the sunshine finally on its way, I'm feeling super inspired for the first time in years.

Emily Mazour was the creative genius behind Blair's pink and yellow hairstyle. Chelsea Sinks, also known as "Tree Sphinx", is responsible for the glitter and makeup magic. I recently acquired some new filters and experimented with Emily's ring light, and it was enough to convince me that I needed a ring light of my own (which I'm purchasing today)!

Here are some of my favorites from the shoot. Make sure to scroll to the end of the post to check out my fav film photos (polaroids, holga, 120mm, etc.). Can't wait to work with this incredible team again!

<3 Myles Katherine

Model: Blair Doucette
Hair: Emily Mazour
Glitter: Chelsea Sinks Using Glitter Moose