Carol Kaliff Images: Professional Photography in Connecticut and beyond - Photojournalism, Documentary Photography, CT Photographed History, Historic Pictures, Important Images, Memorable Photos and more

I’m a big fan of small moments. A seeker of almost invisible truth. Let’s face it, that’s where most of us live - in the everyday, the mundane, the barely noticed. But that’s where the magic is.

As a photojournalist for a daily newspaper in Connecticut, I've covered schools, politics, business, crime, sports, breaking news, you name it. Together, these are the small moments that tell the broader story - the story of a community and the people who call it home. Here are some of my favorite images taken over the years. Thanks for having a look.

Carol Kaliff

The New York Daily News dubbed her, “The hottest

healer in the East.” Singing evangelist Grace, as she

became known, was a housewife with kids and a

voice to save souls when I met her back in the spring

of 1980. A gospel singer with a gift for praying for

the sick with miraculous results, Grace was the

subject of a News-Times feature article that I

photographed. The story brought her worldwide

media attention and a lifelong friend in me. In the tradition of evangelists Kathryn Kuhlman,

Oral Roberts and turn-of-the-last century tent revivalists, Grace ‘N Vessels of Christ Ministries

still preaches salvation with “signs and wonders following” as she lays hands on the sick to

pray.

The New York Daily News dubbed her, “The hottest healer in

the East.” Singing evangelist Grace, as she became known,

was a housewife with kids and a voice to save souls when I

met her back in the spring of 1980. A gospel singer with a gift

for praying for the sick with miraculous results, Grace was

the subject of a News-Times feature article that I

photographed. The story brought her worldwide media

attention and a lifelong friend in me. In the tradition of evangelists Kathryn Kuhlman, Oral Roberts and

turn-of-the-last century tent revivalists, Grace ‘N Vessels of Christ Ministries still preaches salvation with

“signs and wonders following” as she lays hands on the sick to pray.

The New York Daily News dubbed her,

“The hottest healer in the East.” Singing

evangelist Grace, as she became known,

was a housewife with kids and a voice to

save souls when I met her back in the

spring of 1980. A gospel singer with a gift

for praying for the sick with miraculous

results, Grace was the subject of a

News-Times feature article that I

photographed. The story brought her

worldwide media attention and a lifelong

friend in me. In the tradition of evangelists

Kathryn Kuhlman, Oral Roberts and

turn-of-the-last century tent revivalists,

Grace ‘N Vessels of Christ Ministries still

preaches salvation with “signs and wonders

following” as she lays hands on the sick to

pray.

Credit: H John Voorhees III, Hearst Connecticut Media

Carol Kaliff worked as a staff photographer and photo editor at The News-Times in Danbury, Connecticut, a Hearst Connecticut newspaper, for 41 years. Before that, she spent several years as chief photographer at Brooks Community Newspapers in Westport, Connecticut.

Currently freelancing, Carol Kaliff helps writers, editors and marketing people tell visual stories with photos that show honest moments. To capture joy, surprise and the other emotions of life, a photographer must connect with her subjects and understand the importance of the event being recorded.

Everyone has a story to tell. Whether it’s an individual, a family or a business. Finding and communicating that unique narrative is at the core of photojournalism. Need help telling your story?

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