Journey

A Photographer's Retrospective on Finding Hope in Life's Hardest Places
 
Years ago I set out to change the world by telling the most gripping stories the world could throw at me. Probably not unlike what you want to do (or some version of it anyway). Little did I know that I was embarking on the monomyth . . . the classic hero's journey. A journey we're all on, whether we know it or not. I learned a few things along the journey that I want to share with you.
 
THAT'S WHY I WROTE THIS BOOK. I CANNOT WAIT FOR YOU TO SEE IT.
 
Twenty years in the making Journey confronts the silent killer of disconnection—the numbing distance between suffering and comfort, between those who watch and those who really live. We long for purpose and connection, to make a difference. But somewhere along the way, that gets lost.
 
Journey turns that ache into invitation: through refugee camps and mountain villages, devastation and unexpected grace, the book leads us back to a hope that refuses to die. Hold the book, spend time with it, and let it remind you that meaning—and making a difference—are still possible for those willing to walk the hero's journey.