My Blog - Photo Anthems Blog
This blog used to be called Terrell Neasley Artistic Photo Blog. As you can see in the description in the blog heading, this blog is meant to supplement by website, PhotoAnthems.com. Its a little different from the website in the sense that this blog is more personal to me than it is professional. The blog centers primarily around my artistic nude work. While I have done art nude commission work (and welcome more opportunities, I might add), its not my primary focus for my photo business. I don't normally seek to make money from my art nudes and have no current plans to do so. The purpose of this blog is to detail some of my daily personal photographic endeavors, adventures, information, and updates. I enjoy sharing my writings with you and have tailored my content and format to be easy on the eyes, easy to navigate, and interesting to read, I hope. Take some time to review some of the links to other blogs of interest. Many of these are sites of my friends or people that I think can help benefit my readers. Also along the right column are resource sections for photographers and models. Models, in particular, should take heed to the modeling concern links I've provided. If you like my content, then by all means click the FOLLOW ME button or subscribe to my blog. Most do so by email. If you REALLY like what I do, then by all means, feel free to send a donation. I'm able to take credit cards!
At any rate, thank you for your visit.
My Website - Photo Anthems.com
My website, on the other had is now of a professional orientation. It wasn't originally made for that purpose. It used to be called Terrell Neasley Artistic Photography or TNAP, for short. Now I want it to be more representative of its current purposes which is to help me market a business. So while I still have some nudes on it, they have been minimized in one gallery, "Fine Art 18+". There are other galleries showcasing my art and client work. My primary focus as a professional is to take on projects that are more documentary in nature. Weddings are a good example. I've also just created brochures for remembrance or legacy photography. You can contact me for details, but I can tell you these projects are biographical in nature and may consist of several photo sessions over a period of time. I refer to it as a form of photo therapy.
But by all means, contact me for more traditional work. I try to stay out of studios as much as possible, but if you absolutely have to have it, I can secure one. My specialties are more on-location or even in your home. (Love the home work!). I'm pretty much an artist first. That's the style I shoot. I'd love to talk to you about a project. Feel free to contact me for questions.
