Caleb Kenna Vermont Drone Photography Pop-Up Exhibition in Brandon Outdoor Photo Show – Socially Distanced Self-Guided Fine Art Photography Show 20% Off Print Prices Visitors welcome to view prints displayed in the windows of a 1910 – Era Tea House – Observatory on Mount Pleasant 40 Old Farm Road, Brandon, Vermont 05733 Extended until December… Read more »
On July 13, 2020, (online) and July 15, 2020 (Print) The New York Times published Behold Vermont, From Above, a photo essay with text and 17 photos about my drone photography in Vermont. The response has been incredible, with a flood of comments, emails, print requests, Instagram followers and messages on Facebook and Linked-In. I am… Read more »
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 »
In January I got a short email from Phaedra Brown, Photo Editor at The New York Times Travel Section, to ask whether I’d be available for a very visual assignment at Killington. Yes, I responded quickly! It had been a while since getting an assignment from the Times or The Travel Section. On a cloudy… Read more »
One of my most memorable photo assignments was to photograph strangers in Windsor, Connecticut when I was fourteen years old. I was a freshman in high school taking my first photography class with Walter Rabetz in 1984 at Loomis Chaffee School. It was terrifying and exhilarating – walk up and engage a perfect stranger and… Read more »
Mazy Two weeks ago we lost our nine-year old Golden Retriever Mazy. She had been treated for tick-borne and auto-immune diseases in Burlington and had been home in Brandon for ten days. When she faltered late one Tuesday night, I drove her back to the Burlington Emergency Veterinarian Hospital and she died on the way… Read more »
Four Seasons Above Vermont’s Landscape I’ve been using a drone to make aerial photographs of Vermont for several years, but only recently have I been photographing straight down on the landscapes of the Green Mountains. My first impulse as a drone photographer was to go as high as possible – 400 feet – and make… Read more »
I’ve been making photos with a drone for almost two years and it’s transformed my perspective on landscape photography in Vermont. Having worked as an editorial and commercial photographer for more than twenty years I have photographed many people and places in the Green Mountains. In the past I would hire an airplane, get a… Read more »
I’ve loved paddling since going on a three-week long canoe trip in Northern Quebec in 1987 with my brother and eight other young campers. It was like Lord of the Flies, only in canoes. I’ll always remember running a roaring rapid in a wood and canvas canoe with my stern mate, Denis Dumont, a… Read more »
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 »