How does Avy Kennedy's photography technique enhance the travel experience on Route 66?

On Route 66, my approach is all about story over snapshot. I use:

1. Wide angles to show the vast open road and sky, so you feel the freedom of the drive
2. Tight details (old neon signs, cracked pavement, classic cars) to make the history feel tangible
3. Warm, nostalgic color grading to match the “Americana” vibe

I also sequence images like a mini road trip: beginning (anticipation), middle (quirky stops), and end (quiet reflection). That way you’re not just seeing Route 66, you’re kind of traveling it emotionally.

Is there a part of Route 66 you’re most curious to see captured—deserts, diners, or small towns?