City to Country Magazine – May 2018 – Kenny Johnson
This May/June 2018 issue celebrates entertainment, personal growth, travel, sports, gardening, music, and creative portraiture. Cover model Kenny Johnson is featured in an in-depth interview photographed by Brad Everett Young, with additional photography by Jonathan Route and other contributors.
Featured Models & Editorials
- Amanda Cone appears in a colorful floral fashion and portrait editorial photographed by Jonathan Route of J. Route Photography.
- Kenny Johnson discusses his acting career, spirituality, family, S.W.A.T., The Shield, and staying connected to himself in a cover story photographed by Brad Everett Young.
- Ava King is profiled as a young pageant titleholder, STEM student, model, actress, musician, and advocate for safe teen driving, with photography by Jonathan Route.
- Ashley Wineland is featured as an official CMT and national touring artist with a spotlight on her Simple Life Tour 2018.
- The Winter Olympics editorial recaps American gold medal performances and the athletes who made history at the 2018 Games.
- The gardening feature, The Dirt, offers practical advice for planning, shopping for, and maintaining a home landscape, with photography by Jonathan Route.
- Sue McGaughey's Coffee Talk explores faith, gratitude, anxiety, and overcoming fear through a personal spiritual perspective.
- The travel feature explores San Francisco through its neighborhoods, restaurants, coffee shops, boutiques, wine bars, Chinatown, and bay cruises.
- Chris Neville shares his experiences as an actor, acting coach, director, and mentor in an interview about entertainment, creativity, resilience, and community work.
Photographers Featured
- Brad Everett Young
- Jonathan Route of J. Route Photography
- Brent Groh of Sterling Images
- Jessica Rose
- Ed Sandoval
- Eric Tier
This issue combines celebrity interviews, inspirational advice, fashion-forward portraiture, sports reporting, gardening guidance, music coverage, food and travel writing, and polished lifestyle photography. Its overall feel is upbeat, personal, creative, and rooted in the magazine's city life to country living perspective.
