Photos by Caleb Cole
Caleb Cole *Literally* Put Himself In Other People’s Shoes
Everyday, we cross hundreds of people we know nothing about. American photographer Caleb Cole sometimes stops to look at them, and wonders about what their story is, what their lives look like.
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