Born in New Jersey in 1974, Kerry graduated with a Bachelor Degree of Photography from UC Berkeley and currently resides in San Francisco, California. For over tthree decades she’s made a name for herself in the industry with images concentrated on the passage of time and how it affects our perceptions of what we see and experience. Her pictures have been featured in numerous publications, exhibited globally, and received various accolades from the photography community. Honors include the LensCulture Single Image Award, multiple World Photography Organization, PX3 and IPA awards. A host of press and publications, ranging from the Time Lightbox to the New York Times LensBlog, have featured multiple bodies of work. Kerry’s Expired series monograph, released in spring 2017, was highly received and accompanied by several solo exhibitions in major U.S. cities. Since 2018 she’s focused intently on the Intertidal Project delving into how memories form over time when a person is impacted by a place. Kerry’s lifelong commitment to document her curated locations for the Intertidal Project continues to deepen her awareness of how environmental change impacts both the person and place as layered memories reveal the passage of time.