In her latest work, she photographs walls of crumbling plaster, sometimes punctuated with tiny, randomly placed bits of plastic in the crevices. A mark-maker, she was first attracted by the beauty in the deterioration, seeing the walls as canvases drawn with graphic lines, loops, and patches of color. McClure studied at Massachusetts College of Art and Design, School of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston and New England School of Photography. She has taught photography at the Danforth Art Museum and School. Her work has been exhibited throughout Massachusetts and Pennsylvania.