Moment Foundry Photos

STOP SETTLING FOR STIFF, AWKWARD PHOTOS.

Candid event & portrait photography in Little Rock, AR.

Couple shoot with Carson and Mackenzie in the SoMa neighborhood in Little Rock, Arkansas.
Professional portrait shoot with Lance at the Arkansas Museum of Fine Arts in Little Rock, AR.
Acting head shots with Thomas in downtown Little Rock near the River Market.
Photo of Mayor Frank Scott Jr. during the SoMardi Gras parade in 2025 in Little Rock, AR.
Creative session shoot with LeAnne under an overpass in Little Rock, Arkansas

Most people hate being told to "smile for the camera." You end up with photos that feel forced and don't actually look like you.

Whether it’s your wedding day or a new headshot, you deserve images that feel real.

I’ve helped dozens of people in Little Rock feel comfortable behind the lens by ditching the rigid poses and focusing on the fun. My goal is to make every shoot feel like a day out with your friend, resulting in images you’ll treasure for years to come.

Creative session shoot with Peyton in downtown Little Rock in front of a iron gate.

When waking up at 6:00 am for a sunrise photoshoot, you can only hope that it’s worth it; Caleb proved in that one chilly October morning that he was not just a friend with a camera, but an artist with a knack for capturing life in moments.

If you’re looking for a photographer who will listen and collaborate, he’s the guy for you. With a plethora of locations under his belt, Caleb can name an address just based on the vibes you list for your shoot. If you come prepared with an idea of what you want your session to look like, Caleb will execute your vision with ease. Conversely, if you have no idea what you want and you want someone to just snap your pics, letting Caleb take the reins will not disappoint.

I can’t pretend I’m not biased because he’s one of my dearest friends, but Caleb has been my favorite photographer I’ve ever worked with. If you want to feel like a natural in front of the lens, book with him now.

Peyton G., Local Actor and Poet

The Process

Step One: Schedule Your Session

Reach out to check my availability for your date or portrait session. Getting married soon, but forgot a photographer? Ask about my “last-minute” deals!

Step Two: Be Yourself

We’ll work together to build the perfect plan of action, hang out, and take photos that capture genuine interaction rather than stiff poses.

Step Three: Keep the Memories

Receive a gallery of high-quality images you’ll actually want to print and share.

A person with dark curly hair wearing all black clothing, leaning against a concrete wall with graffiti in a dimly lit environment.

“Some people paint with acrylics, Caleb paints in still-frames.”

A smiling bride and groom posing together indoors, with the bride wearing a wedding dress and veil, and the groom in a dark suit with glasses, standing near a large potted plant.

“I get giddy looking at our photos again because it’s like reliving each moment.”

A woman with reddish-brown hair and blue eyes sitting by a window in a cafe, wearing a black sweater, with a white mug and a small vase with pink flowers on the table.

“He has an incredible artistic eye, the results were amazing.”

Young woman with dark brown wavy hair, wearing a black jacket, blue jeans, and white sneakers, sitting on the floor of a bookstore or library, smiling, with bookshelves in the background.

Caleb totally understood what I had in mind, took the inspiration, and made it completely original.

Two young women share a close, intimate moment in a cozy room, sitting on a green armchair. One woman with long dark hair is leaning down towards a blonde woman sitting on her lap. They are smiling and looking into each other's eyes, creating a warm and affectionate scene. A framed colorful artwork hangs on the beige wall behind them.

“He’s the most affordable photographer in the area, so for once you don’t have to sacrifice quality for the good price.

Two women embracing outdoors in a wooded area at sunset, smiling and happy.

“Every moment Caleb captured not only showed how we looked, but how much friendship meant in that moment.


Most photography feels like a high-pressure performance. You stand where you’re told, tilt your chin, and hold a smile until it starts to feel fake. That isn't how your life actually looks, and it isn't how you should remember it.

I believe the most valuable photos are the ones you didn’t know were being taken. Inspired by the stillness of the blue heron and the well-earned reward of creating something spectacular from raw material, Moment Foundry Photos strives to go unseen so that your raw, natural moments are captured and cherished for years to come.

Whether working with local talent to create professional headshots or attending one of the many events Central Arkansas brings to life, my goal stays the same. I want to capture the version of you that your friends and family actually know. I’m not interested in manufactured perfection. I want to give you images that feel honest, easy-going, and completely yours.

Photos shouldn't be a chore. They should be a byproduct of living.

A young woman with dark hair sitting on outdoor steps, laughing with her hand covering her mouth, wearing a beige sweater with a red heart, blue jeans, and white sneakers. There are fallen leaves on the ground and a brick wall in the background.

A man with dark hair and a beard, wearing a blue sweatshirt, brown pants, colorful pizza-themed socks, and blue Adidas sneakers, sitting on a ledge with a brick wall in the background.

“Working with Caleb was like catching up with an old friend, and your friend brought their camera.

He was proactive with scheduling and capturing good, natural lighting for our session. He’s incredibly talented and wonderful to work with.”

Chris Flowers • Local Actor and Educator