Neil Meyerhoff is a photographer with over 30 years experience, the last 15 years specializing in panoramic photography. During this time, he has studied with Sally Mann, Alex Webb, Larry Fink, Jay Maisel, Harvey Stein, among others.

Neil's photographs are in the collections of the Corcoran Gallery of Art in Washington, D.C.; The Museum of Photographic Arts in San Diego, California; Baltimore Museum of Art in Maryland; New York Historical Society; New York Public Library; and the Cleveland Clinic. His corporate clients include Johns Hopkins Hospital, Fidelity Investments, Becton Dickinson, and the Maryland Stadium Authority.

Excerpt from Camera Arts magazine, August/September 2005 By Alethea Monk :
Attracted to vibrant colors, interesting architecture and cultures where 'life is still lived out in the open,' Neil Meyerhoff's photography, over the years, has taken him from the streets of Cuba and India to the temples of Vietnam to China to Laos, Russia, and many of the great cities in Europe. In each of these places...wandering the streets from the first light of morning until the long shadow of evening descends, he follows his eye looking for vibrancy, color, culture, or a brief moment of human interaction. His panoramic images convey an immediacy of action-that fleeting moment when forms and colors align into some form of harmony.