Based in Washington, D.C., Kendra Pascoe Morrison is a fine art photographer specializing in minimalist black and white photography.

 

Her work is a study in modern simplicity, shaped by her upbringing in the U.K. and years lived in The Hague and Paris.

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With a journey spanning over sixty countries, Kendra captures the world with an eye for architectural geometry and subtle nuance.

 

Her minimalist approach offers a refined aesthetic designed to elevate graphic interiors and modern spaces, and draws inspiration from everyday life and diverse cultural influences.

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"The camera is an instrument that teaches people how to see without a camera." 

—Dorothea Lange​​​​

 

For Kendra, simplicity is a powerful means of storytelling. This unique blend of global exploration and artistic minimalism results in a collection that reflects a lifetime of travel and a true appreciation for quiet beauty.​​​​

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"It's not what you look at that matters, it's what you see."

—Henry David Thoreau

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Kendra also has a weakness for salt & vinegar chips, Dairy Milk chocolate and marmite on toast (though rarely at the same time).​