Aimee B. McCrory is an American photographer born in Houston, Texas, whose work centers on self‑portraiture, feminist themes, the process of aging, and the complexities of intimate and familial relationships. Her ongoing long‑term project “ROLLERCOASTER / Scenes from a Marriage” combines performance, staged narrative, and autobiographical elements to examine the emotional dynamics of long‑term partnership. In 2023 she signed with Kehrer Verlag (Germany) to publish her first monograph based on the project.

McCrory has received numerous recognitions, including Honorable Mention in the Julia Margaret Cameron Awards, a Pollux Award in Barcelona, and “Top 50” in Photolucida’s Critical Mass 2023. She has also received a Special Merit Award from the Texas Photographic Society and second place in TPS New Visions 2022. Her photographs have been exhibited at the Houston Center for Photography, Kolga Tbilisi Photo Festival (Georgia), Photo Place Gallery (Vermont), the Southeast Center for Photography (South Carolina), Praxis Gallery (Minnesota), and others.

McCrory’s work has appeared in publications including Shots Magazine, Huck Magazine, and the Texas Photographic Society’s Member News. She has participated in workshops and advanced mentorships with Chehalis Hegner, Peter Brown (Rice University), and Lynn Lane, and maintains active involvement in critique groups and the Museum of Fine Arts Houston Photo Forum. Her practice, rooted in instinct, emotional inquiry, and personal storytelling, engages deeply with themes of vulnerability, aging, intimacy, and the psychic terrain of domestic life.