Kenneth Purdom Photography

18/10/2026

I am honored to have the opportunity the last few years to shoot the middle Tennessee pow wow in Nashville at Long Hunter State Park. Hope you can make it to the next pow wow.

16/10/2026

Some of my favorite moments behind the camera come when my schedule suddenly opens up.

This week, I had a break between two portrait sessions, so I took some free time to visit Laguardo Park by the Cumberland River near Gallatin.

Instead of putting my camera away, I sat by the water and photographed the local ducks as they floated in the afternoon light.

There were no shot lists or client briefs, just a chance to shoot freely and enjoy the calm flow of the river. Taking an hour to reset and photograph for the simple joy of it always feels worthwhile.

Take a look at some of my favorite duck photos from that break! 🦆✨

📍 Lake Laguardo / Cumberland River, Gallatin, TN

15/10/2026

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08/10/2026

TIMELESS FINE ART

This time of year is truly magical—the light is rich and warm, the skies are dramatic, and it gives you the chance to capture a photograph that feels less like a snapshot and more like a masterpiece.

I am officially opening bookings for my fine art portrait sessions — but spots will be limited.

A fine art session is different from a normal photoshoot because it is a personally tailored, cinematic experience designed to produce artwork you and your family can treasure for generations.
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Spots fill up fast, and once they're gone, they're gone for good.

​Call me at 615-310-7171 now to talk through your vision and secure your date. Let's make something breathtaking together.

07/10/2026

Indoor soccer

02/10/2026

Seaside Florida

01/10/2026

Had the opportunity today to take some donkey photos. Here are some things I learned. Donkeys...Donkeys can live for over 50 years.

A donkey is stronger than a horse of the same size.

Donkeys have an incredible memory. They can recognize places and other donkeys they last saw 25 years ago.

What looks like stubbornness is actually a highly developed sense of self-preservation.

Donkeys won’t do something they see as contrary to their own best interest or safety.

Training a donkey relies upon showing them, by words and actions, that they can trust you to protect them from harm. They learn what it is we want them to do if we take time to show them.

The donkey’s original habitat is the desert. In that environment, a donkey can hear another donkey's call from 60 miles away. Their large ears also help keep them cool.

They don’t like rain, and being out in it for long periods can harm their health because their fur isn't waterproof.

Donkeys don’t like being kept alone, although a single donkey will live quite happily with goats.

Donkeys in a herd groom each other in the same way that monkeys and chimps do.

01/10/2026

30/09/2026

Free headshot events

28/09/2026

Owning a dog improves your physical health, boosts your mental well-being, and comes with distinct daily lifestyle habits. Kenneth Purdom Photography.