About

The Full Story

Hi, I’m Kyle Harding — a photographer drawn to stillness, texture, and the parts of nature that are easy to miss.

​I live with hypermobile Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome (hEDS), a connective tissue disorder that affects my mobility and energy. Slowing down isn’t a choice — it’s how I move through life. That rhythm carries into how I work with a camera: slowly, patiently, and always with a deep respect for the quiet moments unfolding around me.

​I focus on the details that usually go unnoticed — the shimmer of a beetle’s wing, the balance of a robin on one leg, the fading light on a rusted surface. Photography gives me a way to connect with nature on its own terms. It's less about capturing and more about noticing.

​My work is based in Worcester, UK, though the locations I photograph are often close to home — gardens, hedgerows, forest undergrowth. I shoot with a Canon EOS R10, using a mix of EF and RF lenses, depending on the subject and mood. And if I’m out without my camera, I’ll often use the Samsung S24 Ultra’s 200MP sensor — proving again that presence matters more than gear.

​In 2025, my work will be digitally exhibited in galleries across Philadelphia, Melbourne, Barcelona, and London, and featured in both online magazines and curated exhibitions. I was recently selected for a feature in Shutterbug Magazine through a Gurushots challenge — one of many steps in growing my reach while staying true to my slower creative pace.

​I work mostly with natural light and soft tones, using my own presets (like Dark wood) to keep the mood grounded and reflective. Whether it's macro, wildlife, or quiet scenes in-between, my goal is always the same: to create work that slows people down, even if just for a second.​You’ll find those themes running through my portfolio, print shop, and blog — this site brings them all together. If you’re here to look, connect, or collect, I’m truly glad you’ve arrived.

Let’s stay in touch.