
Joseph Kellard
Writer, Photographer and Content Creator, Kellard Media at Freelance
Feature story writer and fine-art photographer.
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1 week ago |
shorturl.at | Joseph Kellard
Last summer, I visited Prospect Park in Brooklyn for the first time in decades, photographing the zoo's animals and walking through neighboring areas: Grand Army Plaza and Park Slope. I also stopped by the Brooklyn Museum of Art to finally see a pair of statues flanking its entrance: Manhattan and Brooklyn, by my favorite American sculptor, Daniel Chester French (1850-1931). Capturing these allegorical female figures had long been on my bucket list.
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1 month ago |
kellardmedia.com | Joseph Kellard
“Take me to that large fountain in the middle of the city,” I told a cab driver parked outside my hotel during a weekend trip to Philadelphia last summer. The day before, I spotted the fountain from a taxi, my refuge from the unforgiving June sun, humidity and temps flirting with triple digits, en route from the Philadelphia Museum of Art to a Marriott downtown.
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2 months ago |
shorturl.at | Joseph Kellard
My favorite 16 photos I snapped in Central Park last fall capture diverse scenes and people: a geisha posing gracefully for pictures, Schiller's bust framed by blazing autumn leaves, sleek Billionaires Row skyscrapers looming above Wollman ice rink, a woman crafting poems on her vintage typewriter, and musicians making melodies on wind and string instruments.
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2 months ago |
shorturl.at | Joseph Kellard
My original idea for this photo blog was to capture people reading hardcover and paperback books, particularly young people who grew up in our ever growing digitized world. While traveling around New York City with my cameras—focusing on cityscapes, architecture, and outdoor art—when I noticed anyone reading a physical book, I realized how rare it had become.
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Dec 26, 2024 |
shorturl.at | Joseph Kellard |In ART
A Norfolk Western 1218 locomotive emerges from a hazy, sage-green landscape painted on a three-story brick building in downtown Roanoke. The mural, titled “Nature Train,” features two tall trees shedding leaves, along with a squirrel and vines clinging to what was the world’s most powerful historic steam locomotive built by the railroad, now the Norfolk Southern, based in this city of southwest Virginia.
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