Casey Jackson was born and raised in a small town in East Texas. He found photography in high school after a teacher gave him an old camera to help spark his creativity. He has had a camera in his hand ever since. After high school, he moved to Savannah to study at The Savannah College of Art and Design. By happenstance, Casey followed a fellow photographer to a local protest where he fell in love with documentary photography and photojournalism. Casey has recently dedicated his work to shedding light on social issues in and around the Savannah area. His goal as a photographer is to document people and their stories to give others a glimpse into a world they normally wouldn’t be able to see, and to tell these stories in an empowering way to give them a voice they might not otherwise have in order to bring awareness and understanding.