Back in Nations Journal Volume 2, we chatted with renowned humanitarian photographer Esther Havens about photography that honors the God-given identity and dignity of its subject. Havens is an exemplar
Easton is a Northwest-born photographer currently living in Southern California but willing to take her sleeping pad anywhere the wind blows her. She values the
James Galt is a California native who’s gotten really good at sleeping on couches. This is a nice way of saying he spends too much
Tim is a freelance photographer who lives in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, with his wife and their three children. Tim has a deep love for adventure, people,
Ryan is a Los Angeles-based freelance outdoor photographer, brand ambassador, and visual storyteller. He believes that there is a ridiculous amount of beauty in the
Jenika is empathy in its purest form. She feels deeply and has the energy levels of a crazy 5-year-old. One day she’ll chase her passion
Haley is an international photographer currently based in Cairo, Egypt. She strives to create art that influences and brings change. Always keen to explore, she
Esther Havens is a humanitarian photographer capturing stories that transcend a person’s circumstances and reveal their true strength. Her images compel thought and challenge action.
Djae is a Southern California-based photographer and graphic designer. He believes that the photograph is a powerful object that bridges distances, defies language barriers, and
Chadwick studied graphic design at PLNU and came from a family of artists and social butterflies. He enjoys all things social: coffee, beer, hosting/bartending, connecting
