Karen Hutton is a photographer that is in demand, but on the chance you are not already familiar with her, let me introduce you…

Karen is a Fine Art photographer that specializes in landscape, nature, and travel photography – or as she calls it:

Photographer, Voice, Purveyor of Awesomeness

The “voice” part is because along with being an amazing photographer, Karen is a sought after voice Artist too, something that is close to my heart as well.

That’s the TL;DR version, but her accomplishments simply don’t fit into that summary easily. She’s a professional FujiFilm X-Photographer, and a highly sought after speaker and educator. Karen has presented at PhotoshopWorld, PhotoExpo+, Photographer Talks at Google and more. She has had gallery showings and exhibitions across the globe, from Google’s “Moments that Matter”, to FujiFilm Ambassador Gallery in NY, and the FujiFilm Photography Gallery in Tokyo, Japan.

Karen Hutton was practically born with a camera in her hands, and it shows. Something she said to me fascinates me:

“Fujifilm gear itself factors into how I see and shoot”

That, to me, is what gear should be. Not merely a technical device in your hands, or even a tool, but part of the inspiration in both its strengths and weaknesses.

Karen’s photography is so unique, whether it’s a traditional photograph, or one of her amazing “Artified” creations. Her work is some of the best use of composition I have seen, and combine that with the technical excellence and you have so much more than a “photo”. Yes there are a lot of fine art photographers, and yes there are many shooting the same types of spaces and places, but it is rare to see these visuals communicated with such a therapeutic approach. Relaxing, inviting, often minimalistic, yet a focused draw. She is really good.

Join photographer, voice, and purveyor of awesomeness Karen Hutton and me as we chat about how she made her image “Forest of Enlightenment”, and explore her world of creativity, on this episode of Behind the Shot.

Website: karenhutton.com

10 Steps To Finding Your Voice: karenhutton.com

How to Infuse YOU into Your Photography: kelbyone.com

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