Don Ross / Caleb Kenna – Double Vision

November 25- December 31, 2023  Please join us for our Opening: November 25, 2023, 1 – 5 pm 40 Old Farm Road Brandon, Vermont 05733 As friends and colleagues, photographers Don Ross and Caleb Kenna have had the good fortune to share the last decade exploring their mutual interest in photography, travel, food, and ideas…. Read more »

7 Ways to Improve Your Drone Photography

Drones provide an incredible perspective that allow us to see our world in new and surprising ways. In the days before drones, I would often be looking for a higher vantage point, whether from a ladder, a mountain or even a rented airplane. Now I unpack my DJI drone and launch into the air in… Read more »

Art From Above Vermont

Art From Above Vermont My book of Vermont drone photography Art From Above Vermont has been published by Schiffer Publishing. You can order it here I’d like to thank Cheryl Weber at Schiffer Publishing, Bill McKibben for the foreword and Picture Editor Mary Vignoles for photo editing and sequencing. I’d also like to thank Phaedra… Read more »

Vermont, Dressed in Snow

I am very grateful to Phaedra Brown and Stephen Hiltner at The New York Times for publishing my second drone photo essay “Vermont, Dressed in Snow” in The World Through A Lens series. This series focuses on making drone photos during Vermont’s snowy winters. https://www.nytimes.com/2022/03/07/travel/vermont-from-above-in-show.html

The New York Times Publishes Behold Vermont, From Above

On July 13, 2020, The New York Times published Behold Vermont, From Above, a photo essay with text and 17 photos of my Vermont drone photography. The response was incredible, with a flood of comments, emails, print requests, Instagram followers and messages on Facebook and Linked-In. I am very grateful for this overwhelmingly positive response. Many… Read more »

India Rewind: 2000-2020

Click on pictures to see full size gallery, story below. During one of my first trips to India in 2002, I arrived in Delhi expecting to see throngs of people bustling about the city. Instead the streets were empty with almost no one around. As I walked around in disbelief, three young men on a… Read more »

Migrant Workers and Dairy Farmers in Addison County, Vermont

  I first started photographing Latino farm workers in 2006, after I noticed several young Mexican men shopping at the Whiting General Store. Vermont is not very diverse and I wondered what these men were doing in the rural Green Mountain State. It turns out they were milking cows. I teamed up with ESL and… Read more »