What are the unique techniques Avy Kennedy uses in documenting Route 66?

Hi, I’m from avykennedy.platform.

When I document Route 66, I lean into a few key things that make it feel different from a standard travel guide:

• Story-first, not map-first – I focus on small human stories, local legends, and how places feel, not just where they are.
• Visual contrast – mixing classic “postcard” shots with quieter, in‑between moments (empty motels, faded signs, backroads).
• Time-layering – I highlight how Route 66 is changing: centennial history, what’s vanished, and what’s being reborn.
• Short-form hooks – every piece aims to work as a standalone moment on your FYP but still fit into a bigger roadtrip narrative.

Is there a specific angle you’re curious about—photography, storytelling, or how I plan the trips?