Kevin Cable: 8 books

Working on the Ann Arbor Railroad in the early 1970' photo essay. Photographer Kevin Cable worked on the Ann Arbor Railroad for a few years before he began photography school. His early years of black and white photography portray the Toledo Division of the rail road.

Fall 1974, 4 Hippies travel to Snake River Canyon in a motor home to see Evel Knievel jump the canyon. Follow along with photographer Kevin Cable as he takes you on a photographic journey of the event. See Evel Knievel prepare for his event and the actual event take place as he falls into the Snake River Canyon.

Fine Art Photography created with Digital images and manipulated in Adobe Photoshop to create a gallery of Fine Art Images by Photographer Kevin Cable. This is Fine Art Photography Volume One, the first, with many more to follow. All images are available as prints or for commercial advertising by contacting imageskc.

Follow along with photographer Kevin Cable, and learn the process of hot air ballooning. Starting with it's history, the need of a license to fly, and the beauty from the skies. Fly with the pilots and see their views as you float along with the clouds.

I purchased my first camera and a few lenses in 1970 for a high school project. I was very impressed with concerts and the light shows they would produce, especially the Big Shows. I took my camera to all of them and only a few of them did not allow cameras in. This is my photographic view of rock...

It’s the early 1970’s, time of the hippy revolution. It’s a time for peace! Long hair, blue jeans, make love not war! The Idea was great, but the actual outcome of some of the drugged out people, well lets say, it did not work too well. Like having a beautiful puzzle with a few pieces missing....

"A New Light" People, and times were changing and I was too. As a photographer and cinematographer,I was looking at my visual world quite differently now. I'm getting paid to perform my services and I wanted to make sure I always put out a great product. It was also the time of getting married...

I started the photography program at the Art Institute of Ft. Lauderdale in 1975. It was in the beginning years for the school, where they did not have to many instructors, but the instructors they did have, were professional photographers still working in their field. I must say, I learned a lot...