I recently met up with Dee in downtown Danville for a photo session that felt more like a walk with a friend. Dee brought along her dog, Loki, who stayed close and kept us on our toes. We started near the old train museum, then wandered past brick facades along Railroad Avenue. Danville gave usContinue reading “Dee and Loki in Danville, CA”
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Portugal: Street, Travel, and Portrait Photography
Bereft of context, I present some of my favorite photographs I took in Portugal last June, with a headline or phrase to help you make sense of the collection of images. Enjoy! Variations on a theme of hydration Windows Silhouettes Belonging Self-portraits That’s me and my son below, sporting glasses, gray shirts, backpacks, devices, andContinue reading “Portugal: Street, Travel, and Portrait Photography”
Kevin Neilson Photography Has a New Website
You can jump to the home page if you’d like or meander through the collage, on down to the rest of the blog post. It’s up to you. Developing my new website has been an affair of the heart. While organizing thousands of photos, I was reminded of just how fortunate I’ve been in theContinue reading “Kevin Neilson Photography Has a New Website”
How Companies Maximize Their Photography Assets
Beyond leadership and employee headshots, companies are also using photography to capture: 🤹♀️ Happy customers. Testimonials or case studies without a face are empty verbal marks, signifying anonymity. 👥 Employee interactions. Showcase your people and the values that make your team tick. 🛋️ Office design. Highlight your workspace, so folks can feel the powerContinue reading “How Companies Maximize Their Photography Assets”
Stranger Scenes: Street Portrait Photography
I was on assignment in San Francisco at the Ferry Building. The project was a wrap. Gear trundling behind me, I schlepped back to my car. Two Strangers caught my eye, but I sailed right on by them. A lost opportunity. A block later: regret. I stopped and fumed silently. Then I turned round andContinue reading “Stranger Scenes: Street Portrait Photography”