kevin rc wilson

kevin rc wilson

kevin rc wilson is one of the top Photography influencer in United States with 18671 audience and 12.5% engagement rate on Instagram. Check out the full profile and start to collaborate.

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@slipknot // SOLD OUT show at @thegarden last night in NYC. Thanks for having me out. ????????

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@thecasualties_official — NYC — 10.3.2025

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@officialjackwhite yesterday at the @cbgbfest in Brooklyn. @leicacamerausa - Q2 Monochrom from the crowd.

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@theadictsofficial absolutely smashed last night in NYC!

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There are only a handful of musicians who transcend their craft and rise into the realm of God-like living icons—and at the very top of that pantheon stands Iggy Pop. He isn’t merely a performer or a singer; he is a force of nature, a primal energy that refuses to be contained. Watching him is like encountering something both human and mythological all at once. In Greek mythology, gods ruled over the fundamental elements of existence—wisdom, war, love, beauty, the sea, the sky. If we mapped those archetypes onto music, Iggy would be the god of raw electricity, chaos, and untamed spirit—the eternal trickster and warrior whose temple is the stage. Yesterday, under the span of the K Bridge at the CBGB Festival, we saw him in his element. The atmosphere was electric; the crowd clung to his every word, his voice tearing through Brooklyn and likely echoing into Manhattan. For those who were there, it’s a story that will be told for years: the night Iggy Pop performed under a bridge. So where does he reside in punk’s mythology? If punk is its own pantheon, Iggy is the god of rebellion—the eternal flame of defiance, the embodiment of freedom in a world that demands conformity. @leicacamerausa - Leica Q2 Monochrom @iggypopofficial

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Just got into an old hard drive that I haven’t been able to touch in ages. I stumbled upon a bunch of @metallica shots that I never had the chance to look at and edit. Until today. James Hetfield- @metallica 2017 - MetLife

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Me showing my printed photography in hopes of one day going viral… @yungblud

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“Almost” – @yungblud at the Brooklyn Paramount As photographers, we chase the perfect moment—planning, anticipating, waiting. Honestly, I would’ve loved to shoot this wider and get his whole body in frame, but sometimes it’s just not in the cards. Truth is, this one would’ve ended up on the cutting room floor… but when I posted it to my story, so many people said it brought them joy. That’s the reminder: not everything has to be “perfect.” We might be our own harshest critics, but others will still connect with the work in ways we don’t expect. So here’s to imperfection, and to remembering that sometimes, “almost” is more than enough. You too, are more than enough!

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@Yungblud lit up the Brooklyn Paramount with a high-voltage rock star performance. ????: @kevinwilsonnyc #yungblud #livemusic #musicphotography #concertphotography #brooklyn

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