Kathy Myrick relocated to Durango, Colorado, from the Eastern Shore of Maryland in 2004 and rapidly shifted from photographing Chesapeake Bay area scenery and outdoor sports to capturing the beauty of the mountains, monuments, waterways, and wildflowers in the Four Corners region.
Recently retired after fifteen years leading the San Juan Symphony, Kathy previously worked as a nursing home and hospice administrator in Maryland, where she raised her two daughters.
With her newfound gift of time, Kathy has fully embraced her twin passions of photography and writing. Her photographs have graced galleries across the Four Corners area, and her frequent contributions to local magazines reflect her love for the local community.
A history enthusiast, Kathy’s extensive research and numerous published works on local history reflect her deep connection to the places she has called home. In 2024, she incorporated many of her stunning landscape photographs into a timely new book, The Adventures of Scarlett of Arboles, 250 Years Later: Photographing the Dominguez-Escalante Trail of 1776.
Kathy previously published A History of Shrewsbury Parish Church, a definitive account of the 300-year history of the Anglican Church in Maryland (Chesapeake College Press, 1988). She holds B.A. and M.A. degrees from Washington College in Chestertown, Maryland.
Kathy is an active member of the Durango Photography Club. She uses all Nikon digital cameras and lenses.
Contact: 970-903-8267 or kathymyrick26@gmail.com.
Visit: www.flickr.com/photos/kathymyrick to see all photographs available for purchase.
Special orders welcome.
