Although Kenyon's proficiency in photography is wide ranging, his ardor is most intense when he speaks of his scenic grand views shot in black and white infrared. I've been told there are only a handful of people who can shoot infrared like I do. It is my passion. I want people to look at my work and have an emotional response - to feel good, to have a distant memory exposed and relived. Kenyon is convinced that infrared photography is more expressive than color because it leaves more to the viewer's imagination.
People see what they want to see.
My art is only a bridge to my audience. It allows me to communicate my vision to them. They should take it from there and fill in the details. Two steps to the right. Often that's where the real picture is waiting.