CALEB JENKINS

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American Traffic

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Glug, glug, glug

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Grottoes, 2014

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Harrisonburg, 2014

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During free time set down the phone and read a book, observe the world around you, simply become more aware of yourself and your environment. Taking steps to do this myself each and everyday.

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A thing I created for a place. I made this poster for my hometown, Grottoes, VA and pitched it to them about a month ago. I received news the other week that there's a good chance there will be many more posters along with photography and short films. So excited to use graphic design to help my hometown and create a name for myself all at the same time.

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Collection of Bones

https://www.flickr.com/photos/caleb_jenkins/15214097234/

A collection of bones that has been forming in the family barn for the past few years. We can only assume foxes have to eat too.

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Kids reacting to "old" cameras

Props to the ONE kid that prefers film and did not take a selfie!

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The amazing model happens to be the love of my life too. Support her and follow her on Instagram @jdardas

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"America will never run... And we will always be grateful that liberty has found such brave defenders."

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"If you're not trying to be real, you don't have to get it right. That's art."

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Baltimore, 2014

Polaroid SX-70

Impossible Project  SX-70 Color

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No other film has had a greater impact on my creativity and photographic choices than this Polaroid SX-70 Orientation released in 1972, the same year the camera was introduced by Edwin Land and his Polaroid Corporation. It proves how powerful a film can be, even at a short running time of only 11 minutes.