I recently received the film back from the Look3 conference. Here we go...



So on the way to the conference, Rob and I spotted a large rock quarry off the road a little ways, so we decided we would pull off and walk to the top. You can't really understand the depth of the place with these, but just picture us being able to fall to our deaths at any moment...









Here's Bob, once again taking an amazing picture.










Mary Ellen Mark = So Great

Peace. - Caleb

Labels: Bear vs. Stallion, Bob Miller, Mary Ellen Mark, Rob Culpepper, Rollei

After Look3, we all stopped in Greenville, SC, to see the wonderful folks of Portland Studios. Along with letting Bob and I see how incredible their place looks and feels, they also let me take a portrait of each of them.

One person, one shot. Here's how it came out.

*Pardon me, but I'm terrible at remembering names, so I just won't include any.





















You All Rock!

Peace. - Caleb

Labels: Portland Studios, Rollei

I did a post the other day about my friend Jonthan Wade, and I don't think I made it clear how much I love his design work.

He recently designed a t-shirt on the site Design By Humans. If you get a chance, go and vote for his shirt.

Peace. - Caleb

Labels: Friends, Inspiration

It's a weird and wonderful thing when your friends start having babies! I went to highschool with Alyssa way back when (aka the early 2000's), and had the wonderful experience of shooting her wedding.

She and her little boy, Trey, came up about a week ago to take some pictures for her husband, Carl's, birthday! He's over seas right now, so I hope these picture bring him a little closer to home. All three of yall are amazing!











Check out the rest of the gallery HERE.

Peace. - Caleb

Labels: Friends, Rollei

So, Rob and I were late night driving on the way to a wedding and I realized that I had a roll of 3200 speed film in the backseat....





Peace. - Caleb

Labels: Rob Culpepper, Rollei

Now, I know what you're thinking. But don't worry, there was a fence in between us and the raging battle.

Peace. - Caleb

Labels: Inanimate Object, Rollei

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Labels: 5D, Inanimate Object

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Labels: 5D, Inanimate Object

My friend J Wade came by today...then he got on the roof with a dust mop.



Peace. - Caleb

Labels: 5D, J Wade

A few months ago, I took a picture of Taylor Bruce to be featured in the contributors section of Paste Magazine.

You should definitely go buy one and read the story Taylor wrote on The Raconteurs.

Peace. - Caleb

Labels: 5D, Paste, Publications, Taylor Bruce, The Raconteurs

Two weeks ago, Bob, Rob, and I ventured to the great state of Virginia to attend the 3rd annual Festival of the Photograph, Look3.

The film should be coming back next week, but until then, here are a few digital I took.

(In no particular order.)






*Photo Credit: Rob












James Nachtwey


Tool Bags



Peace. - Caleb

Labels: 5D, Bob Miller, Inspiration, Look3, Rob Culpepper

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Labels: 5D, Travel

Today I'm doing some Freelance Color-Correcting work, and cleaning out my archive system.

Here's an old image from my '07 trip to NYC.

Peace. - Caleb

Labels: New York, Rollei

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Labels: Friends, Rollei

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I pretty much made a figure 8 (with a little tail) on the South/Midwest United States.

I'm tired, but it's been a good week. I've been shooting lots of film, and yesterday I got a roll back, edited it, and forgot to post it on the server....so....I'm going to post a shot unedited (which I never do*), because I like it so much.


This is Nicholas. You may remember me talking about him when I took my trip to Romania.

Nicholas served as a missionary in Romania for 2 years and has just returned to the States "for good".

He and his fiancee, Melissa, are getting married in October, and they both came up to visit a week ago. When Nicholas was about to go for a run, I ask him to go up on the roof of my house for a portrait.

Welcome home, man!

Peace. - Caleb

*Yes Cary, I wish I had kept his feet in. But I still like the shot.

Labels: Friends, Rollei, Travel