In late 1999, an archivist at Indiana University made an extraordinary discovery. Among items marked for disposal were dusty suitcases filled with thousands of stunning color slides, some dating back nearly seven decades. These 14,500 images were the life's work of Charles W. Cushman, an Indiana University alumnus and photographer, who had left the collection to the university after his death in 1972.

Jonathan Jasberg is a unique photographer, a self-proclaimed 'vagabond' who has dedicated himself to traversing the globe, capturing everyday moments with a rare blend of skill, creativity, and a remarkable eye for composition.