Sam Craft
May 23, 2026
Where Water Shapes the Land:
The journey to tell the Texas water story took us nearly 600 miles from College Station to the remote borderlands of Big Bend National Park. More than a road trip, this was a purposeful expedition to capture the vital presence of water in one of the state’s most iconic desert landscapes. I was taske
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The Netherlands
Holland holds a special place in our hearts. The people, the culture, and the often unpredictable weather make it feel like our second home. In the spring of 2024, this trip was even more special as it included my mom and cousin, creating memories that would last a lifetime. In previous trips, we ha
SEC Indoor Track & Field Championships
Return of the Lone Star Showdown
Lobsters, Legends & Landmarks:
From Coastlines to Peaks
Finding My People at the UPAA Symposium
This year we gathered in Knoxville, Tennessee, and once again it reminded me why this community is so special. Sure, we had great sessions, gear demos, and award ceremonies, but what really stuck with me were the conversations in hallways, the laughter over late-night drinks, and the friendships tha
Faces of Impact:
These portraits capture the dedicated individuals who are the lifeblood of Texas A&M AgriLife, the nation's largest comprehensive agriculture program. This organization, part of The Texas A&M University System, includes a college and four state agencies committed to advancing agriculture and life sc
ECCB 314 Down River:
Columbia: The Tragedy That Shook East Texas and Shaped My Career
Blurred Lines:
Backpacking the Minong Ridge Trail
2025: A year of choosing me
Some years feel full, and others feel foundational. 2025 was the latter.It unfolded slowly at first, then all at once. Miles stacked up. Conversations lingered. Decisions sat heavier than usual. I found myself paying closer attention—not just through the lens, but to everything around it.I spent tim