My name is Kaleb Lasseter, a college student studying Production at Lee University. I grew up moving from place to place across South Georgia, following the path my family’s ministry set before us. Each move shaped a different part of who I am, giving me a wide range of experiences and perspectives. Now, my family has settled in Charlotte, North Carolina, where my father serves as a pastor, and that sense of both movement and purpose continues to influence my journey. 

I developed an interest in photography at a young age and enjoyed taking pictures whenever I had the opportunity. While my early work was far from perfect, the process of capturing images and improving my skills was something I genuinely enjoyed. When I was 12 years old, I competed in a state photography competition and earned second place. Both first and second-place winners advanced to the national competition. Although I did not place at nationals due to my young age and experience level, the opportunity was still incredibly valuable.

The following time I competed, I earned first place at the state level and later placed third internationally for videography. Since then, I have continued to develop my skills by experimenting with different techniques and expanding my knowledge of photography and video production.