Personal projects and photo essays by San Antonio photojournalist and portrait photographer, Kelly Williams. To view the full photography portfolio of personal work, please visit www.Kelly-Williams.com.
I have to be very honest: when I moved to San Antonio in December 2023, I was a little worried that the city would be lacking in photography opportunities. Certainly, San Antonio does not have the bright lights, big city atmosphere of New York City. But in my six months of living here, I have…
Fiesta, in case you are not from San Antonio, is a raucous local holiday that blends Easter, a bit of Day of the Dead, and the LGBTQ Pride festival all in one. There are parades, bright colors everywhere, and plenty of frivolity. As a new resident of San Antonio, this was my first Fiesta, and…
Happy post-Valentine’s Day, everyone! I had the pleasure of photographing this year‘s Bexar County mass wedding event down at the courthouse. I was there for every ‘I do,’ and I have all the highlights to share with you in today’s blog post.
The McNay Art Museum stands as one of the greatest art institutions in San Antonio. And while the museum may be known for the outstanding collection of art indoors, the beautiful building and surrounding gardens make the museum equally well known as a photographer’s dream location. In today’s blog post, I will tell you everything…
If you have been following my Instagram, then you know I spent the past month in Mexico. I have finally unpacked and finished all my laundry, and thus it’s time to get back to work. And while I could have written a blog post about a past photo shoot, I thought a vacation story or…
I spent another week creatively expanding the artistic boundaries my photography. This week I got out my watercolor paint set to created hand-colored black and white images. For those of you stuck at home, this is a relaxing and easy DIY craft project that anyone can handle – even those of us with limited painting…
So how have you been spending your time quarantined at home? With few photo shoots to keep me occupied, I have had to get creative – very creative – with my downtime. In today’s blog post, I have some digital tintype portraits to share along with all the details of how I whipped up these…
The spooky Halloween season is almost upon us, so for this week’s blog post I am treating you all to a little road trip to Green-Wood Cemetery in Brooklyn. While not the first stop on most tourist itineraries, the beautiful grounds of this historical landmark are definitely worth a trip in my (spell) book. So…
Happy Phase 2 to all of my fellow New Yorkers! It looks like we may have a bit farther to go before we get back to normal. So with quarantine continuing, it’s time to a take a new twist on the most basic of at-home entertainment activities – the puzzle. Why put together a puzzle…
