Kielinski Photographers LLC

06/10/2026

05/04/2026

Here’s “a couple, two, tree” shots of the , my favorite little bridge in .

05/01/2026

I had the pleasure of photographing Paul Farber of for an interview feature in the May 26 issue of Philly Mag. Paul curated the current "Rising Up: Rocky and the Making of Monuments" exhibit at the Art Museum of Philadelphia.

Shooting a portrait on the steps inside the museum with the iconic "Diana" statue in the background was a real treat. It's a big, magnificent space... putting a normal sized human in there and lining up an angle that'll show them both off is exactly the kind of challenge that rings my bell!

Much thanks to Paul Farber for making my job easy and the folks at for the opportunity.

I'm looking forward to visiting the "Rising Up" exhibit at the Art Museum this weekend. 💥 👊 💥

04/17/2026

Flyers are in the playoffs!

Game 1 vs Penguins is tomorrow night.

Back in February I photographed a game and a couple of team events for ... go there to read Jason Cohen's longform article about the teams journey this season and the addition of Flyers legend Rick Tocchet as new head coach.

GO FLYERS

04/09/2026

Double the vision from the creative staff at !

03/03/2026

Sheinelle Jones, journalist, news anchor, and co-host of Today with Jenna & Sheinelle on NBC, photographed for Philadelphia Magazine’s March 2026 issue.
Her interview covers a lot of topics - her Philly origins (born here and then on-air at Fox 29), her time at The Today Show and recent pairing with Jenna Bush Hager for the shows 4th hour. Sheinelle also talks about dealing with grief after losing her spouse to cancer last year.

We headed up to NBC Studios at Rockefeller Center in NYC for this one. It was a real treat to visit the place and get a behind the scenes look at where the magic happens. We arrived and were ushered in to the Jenna & Sheinelle space to set up in anticipation of Sheinelle’s arrival. The state of the art studio looks great - the walls are digital screens and there’s tons of lighting available. It does “all that and then some” for the recording and airing of the show we see everyday. As soon as I saw the window to the outside, though, I knew I wanted to incorporate views of Rockefeller Center and beyond into the portrait. It’s fun to show a little “behind the scenes” for an interview piece.

I couldn’t resist adding a few of our own shots to this post!

Thanks to for being so friendly and fabulous, everyone at NBC who helped and facilitated the shoot happening, and, of course, for the assignment and support.
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02/26/2026

The doctor is in!
Here's some examples from a recent studio portrait session. The client wanted a mix of images for professional and personal use - socials, signatures, promo, etc.
We did a few simple looks and came away with a lot of great shots!

Thanks for coming in,

02/18/2026

A few weeks ago I had the pleasure of photographing Mae Krier, one of the original WWII era “Rosie the Riveters”, at her home in Levittown, PA. Mae is pretty spry for a 99yr old - we had a great conversation about her role in history as a trailblazer for women in the workforce.

Thanks to Mae for being a great model and having so much patience in dealing with my requests during the shoot!

Link in bio to her interview at AdvancedManufacturing.org

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02/11/2026

I just came across these images while going through some old hard drives.

This building - The American Baptist Convention - was designed by architect Vincent Kling and built in 1962 in King of Prussia, PA. Commonly referred to by locals and passersby as the "Holy Donut" or "Baptist Bagel". As a kid driving by I always thought it was the coolest looking place. The lines, the shapes, the textures and the wonder of what was going on inside such a place - loved it.

I was driving by awhile back (late 2021) and noticed the demolition... so I stopped to document. Although saddened at the loss of the place, it was kinda neat to see it with the layers peeled back, to examine the dismantling process, and to imagine what was and what could have been.

The site is now home to TOPGOLF King of Prussia.

So it goes.

02/09/2026

USERNAME UPDATE

Hey Everyone,
I’m so grateful for the fantastic start to 2026. It’s been a busy year already with exciting shoots and great energy both in the studio and on location.

In addition to on-set work, I’ve been busy behind the scenes on a brand and content update. The rollout of this new look starts here, now.

My Instagram username has changed. It’s not that wild of a departure, lol. Please update your contacts and follow the correct, newly branded account to catch my latest projects and announcements.

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Thanks for looking!