Kenton is the farthest town west in the state of Oklahoma. It’s a lonely town – only about 20 people still live there. The trip to Kenton will take you down a lot of rocky roads just like this one. If you’re the adventurous type, it’s the perfect destination for hiking up and around beautiful mesas. You can learn more about it at http://foundinflyovercountry.com/unplugged-weekend-kenton-oklahoma/.

I chose this photo for the homepage for two reasons:

First: This will be the first issue of Waypoints, and that long road reminds me of the vastness of the potential that we have for any creative endeavor.

Second: This photo strikes at the core of the theme for Waypoints. Whether you’re on a country road in the middle of nowhere or you’re in gridlock on a city street, you’re constantly on a journey. And when you look back at the “trip” you’ve taken, it will always be marked by the waypoints you hit along the way. Whether those waypoints are places that defined you, or people that changed your course.

Maybe it will serve as some inspiration for the work that you submit.

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