Bring out your wild side
Celebrating nature in botanical art photography with flowers from the garden & wild.
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About the artist
Kriss MacDonald captures the beauty of nature in her botanical art photography, now available in exclusive Fine-art print collections in Wild About Here. She creates seasonal tales featuring wild and garden flowers.
Kriss is an American-British photographer and visual artist currently living with her family in the Algarve, Portugal. Her work has been published in magazines, exhibited in the Algarve, and licensed internationally.
Previously she covered conflicts and major breaking news stories as an international journalist with AP and NBC News.
Botanical Art Photography
by Kriss MacDonald
“My floral art is inspired by the seasons and location. They are visual stories celebrating what is growing or fading, whether cultivated or wild, and each a celebration of nature. My floral photography is created with real flowers – each one a seasonal story.”
An award-winning calendar for Panasonic
Panasonic Homes, a division of the Japanese multinational electronics company, featured exclusively artworks by Kriss MacDonald in their 2022 calendar ‘In the Garden.´ Panasonic Homes focuses on house building and future-oriented smart cities globally. The calendars, along with gift accessories showcasing her floral art, were distributed to thousands of their customers.
In Japan the calendar won both the ‘Gold Award’ and ‘Minister of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology Award’ at the prestigious 73rd National Calendar Exhibition. A desk calendar produced as a gift at the exhibition hall also received an award.
Victoria & Albert Museum
I started writing about connecting children with nature over 10 years ago in Wild About Here.
My photograph of a den building adventure is now in the permanent collection of Young V&A, part of the Victoria & Albert Museum in London. The Young V&A opened in July 2023 after a major redevelopment to encourage children to imagine, play and design.
Children & Nature
Ideas and adventures to enjoy and learn about nature in WILD KIDS.
My post on comparing planet sizes with fruit is recommended by National Geographic Education: “Another fun way to explore the relative size of the planets is to use different food items to represent each planet. Learn more about this option at Wild About Here …”
The benefits of nature for kids featured in Amherst College’s former blog.
