Imaginary Lines
Caleb Brackett has always been obsessed with creating. From music, to movies and visual art, creating stories to tell in different mediums ¬has been a driving force in his life.
November 21, 2023
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Design, color, and all things creative are my passion. Through the lens of my Nikon, I see what others neglect and collect moments that pass way too fast. The world is my canvas and the sands of a beach
capture my heart.
GMCC Leadership Academy graduate
Manchester Government Academy graduate
Manchester Police Citizens Academy graduate
SWAN Day CT
Manchester ARTS Commission 2018 inductee
Crimson ART Box
Fun Fact #1 I like to dig in the dirt and paint on walls
Fun Fact #2 Paparazzi for Beauty Queens and K9 First Responders
Caleb Brackett has always been obsessed with creating. From music, to movies and visual art, creating stories to tell in different mediums ¬has been a driving force in his life.
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