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"BREAKING NEWS: The United States National Drone Association pulls back the curtain on Crucible 2, featuring strike-counter-strike night operations, close-quarters combat and enemy QRF engagement, 2.5 km strike missions on maritime targets, and operations conducted through wind, rain, and fog. Drone dominance is on its way, and planning is already underway for 2026 with more challenges, more operations, and more teams." -USNDA This video shares a collection of highlights Corban captured using the Nikon Z9 and Zf paired with NIKKOR Z-series glass during his recent journey across South Africa, from the vibrant streets of Johannesburg to the wild landscapes of Pilanesberg National Park. The trip was made even more meaningful as he and his family celebrated his son Liyema’s first birthday along the way. A reflection on memories, scenery, and the small moments that become stories. "We've been silent and steady for the last 10 months. Two weeks ago, the service branches made history conducting the first live strike joint FPV op together at the USNDA Drone Crucible Competition, - Rangers, SEALs, Marines, USAF EOD - working with leading industry partners. Operators wrote feedback directly to DoW leadership and Industry CEOs." -USNDA
Corban Lundborg had the opportunity to photograph SOCOM Athlete’s “Hell Day” in Georgia, led by Jason Sweet. The event challenged young candidates with the physical and mental demands of preparing for special operations. Through his lens, Corban captured moments of endurance, teamwork, and the grit required to serve at the highest level. Their determination was inspiring—a reminder that the next generation is rising with strength, resilience, and hope for the nation’s future.
Corban recently returned from a journey to Zimbabwe, where he partnered with Renew Outreach and Foundations for Farming to capture powerful stories of faith, sustainability, and transformation.  Over the course of the trip, Corban used his camera to capture the incredible work being done in rural communities — from innovative agricultural practices to hands-on discipleship and gospel outreach. This mission wasn’t just about imagery; it was about revival, learning, and witnessing God’s hand at work in a vibrant and resilient community. Learn more about Renew Outreach at:
Disciples Make photographer Corban Lundborg traveled to Antigua, Guatemala, alongside Redeemed Steel, to capture and share the stories of Christ-centered makers. Set against the backdrop of Antigua’s stunning landscapes and rich culture, Corban documented the journeys of artisans who integrate their faith into their work. Through his lens, he brought to life the dedication and craftsmanship of these makers, highlighting how their creations reflect their devotion to Christ. At the 2024 Military Influencer Conference, military artist Corban Lundborg was commissioned to complete a mural in just three days. The mural, which spanned a large wood canvas in the conference venue, became a visual centerpiece, drawing attendees to watch as Corban brought his vision to life. Combining bold colors and dynamic imagery, the piece reflected themes of service, resilience, and the diverse experiences of the military community. The Warrior Alliance The MIC24 mural was donated to the The Warrior Alliance and will be on display at their headquarters located at the Battery, Atlanta. The Warrior Alliance is an official community partner of the Atlanta Braves and the Atlanta Braves Foundation (ABF).
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MSgt. Corban Lundborg served as a mentor during the 2024 Spc. Hilda I. Clayton Best Combat Camera Competition. The competition is an annual event hosted in memory of Spc. Clayton, testing the physical, mental and creative abilities of military combat photographers. Below is a collection of frames photographed by Corban during the 2024 competition.
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A Combined Joint Task Force conducts interoperability training during exercise Resolute Sentinel 23 in Peru, spanning the month of July, 2023. Resolute Sentinel is a 12th Air Force-led U.S. Southern Command field training exercise focusing on combat training and civil-military operations conducted in an austere environment to increase force readiness, improve interoperability, strengthen partnerships, counter malign influences and assure regional partners. Corban's released high resolution military imagery can be downloaded at the link below:
Spc. Hilda I. Ortiz Clayton was a U.S. Army combat photographer who was killed in 2013 when a mortar exploded during an Afghan training exercise. She captured the explosion that killed her and four Afghan soldiers. She was assigned to the 55th Signal Company 21st Signal Brigade, Fort Meade, Maryland. 15 of the top combat camera teams from around the world gathered to compete in a series of challenges to see who was the best. The challenges included CrossFit, land navigation, fighting, ruck marching, marksmanship, information operations, water survival, technical and tactical skills, and video production. Master Sgt. Corban Lundborg and SrA Stephen Pulter, took second place in the 2023 Hilda I. Clayton Best Combat Camera Competition, hosted by the Army's 55th Signal Company at Fort A.P Hill, Virginia. The Hilda I. Clayton Best Combat Camera Competition tests combat camera specialists ability to capture both still and video imagery. Above are MSgt. Corban Lundborg's 12 best photos from the competition.
Corban Lundborg was commissioned to transform the new Travis Manion Foundation office in Midtown, Atlanta. Corban collaborated with the local TMF team to bring their vision to life. before & After
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Corban Lundborg shares Senior Airman Joseph LeVeille's story for their final production piece at the 2022 Hilda I. Clayton Best Combat Camera Competition at Fort A.P. Hill, Virginia. The annual multi-day competition tests the physical, tactical and technical proficiency of visual information and combat camera specialists across the DoD and participating international competitors. The Hilda I. Clayton Best Combat Camera Competition tests combat camera specialists ability to capture both still and video imagery. Above is TSgt. Corban Lundborg's 12 best photos from the competition.
The CALM Co. team has returned from South Africa after Corban and Anele's traditional Xhosa wedding, hosted at Lombardini Lodge in Jeffrey's Bay, SA. The couple legally married in 2018 but due to an Air Force deployment, immigration and a pandemic, they had to postpone the ceremony. While living in South Africa for an extended time, CALM's director of photography, Corban, captured some of the nations wonders. Below is a small portfolio of images produced by CALM. (Imagery is displayed in lower resolution for web viewing) Visit CALM Collective for more:
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The Tactical Artists Project (T.A.P.) is designed to shine a light on creators in the tactical space all while giving back to non-profit organizations that support the community. Each shirt is created by a unique artist in limited quantity. 100% of profits are then donated to a charitable organization of the artist's choice. "For our first run, we partnered with Corban Lundborg, an incredibly talented and multi-faceted artist based in Atlanta, Georgia."
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Corban Lundborg was commissioned by Western Carolina University to create a mural of the Smoky Mountains using recycled materials. The artwork is featured in the entrance of their brand new University Center. Corban's art is a representation of the mountain-scape that surrounds the university. The artwork was created at Corban's home studio in Atlanta, Georgia and then transported up to North Carolina by trailer. He used recycled pallet wood to create the sky, plywood and OSB for the mountains and accented with scrap metal. A re-used sign was mounted in the corner to lead students into the UC. Corban's brother Ian Lundborg, a wood-worker based in Duluth, Minnesota flew down to help with the final installation. More of Corban Lundborg's mural work can viewed in his portfolio:
Artist Corban Lundborg works in collaboration with the Dubuque Museum of Art and American Legion Post 6 in Dubuque, Iowa to paint a tribute mural for our nations service members. The mural was painted in conjunction with the Museum's upcoming Vietnam War photography exhibition. This is the first military themed mural Corban has painted and he was overwhelmed by the amount of community support.  To learn more about the Dubuque Museum of Art follow the link below:
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