She sat proudly on a wooden stool. Her hair done perfectly…smile gleaming…wearing her favorite sweatshirt, that she was sure to tell me was a red-orange color and not only red or orange. I sat across from her on a small … Continue reading →

As we approach thanksgiving, we consider ourselves blessed to live in the United States and to do do the work that we do. I am eternally grateful that I am allowed to do what I do. This year, I have … Continue reading →

Though quite cliche of me to say, every time I am given the opportunity to visit another country and shoot for the purpose of telling the story of hope to humanity, I say it nonetheless. I have been afforded the … Continue reading →

I consider it an honor every time I get the opportunity to travel the globe and shoot amazing stories of humanity. I am often confronted with truths of poverty, injustice, cruelty, and hopelessness juxtaposed against meeting some of the most … Continue reading →

I am so incredibly excited to be traveling back to Africa today to shoot for another non-profit organization that is dramatically impacting the lives of people. On this trip, I am traveling specifically to the country of Nigeria to shoot … Continue reading →

About 6 weeks ago, Caleb had the amazing opportunity to travel with Adventist Health International to Valle de Angeles on a humanitarian photography project. Today, we are excited to be posting a collection of the images from the project. You … Continue reading →

Here I am in the airport en route to Haiti to shoot a photo project for Woodlands Church. My flight is the wonderful 6AM flight out which puts my wake time at 3:30AM. Let’s just say that this night owl … Continue reading →

I came to Honduras as a photographer who was purposed to take photos that would raise awareness about what this mission hospital is doing in this community. That was why I was asked to join this team. That was, and … Continue reading →

I am sitting in the airport terminal on my way to Honduras to shoot for an international healthcare missions organization. It’s early. I’m tired. I’m not sure that I packed everything I personally needed, but I do know that my … Continue reading →