November 22, 2011
Jamie Chung captures the year’s best inventions for the current issue of Time Magazine. “The Inventions Issue” highlights 50 of the year’s most useful and ingenious breakthroughs, alterations, and transformations. The cover features the hummingbird device, a surveillance prototype for the Defense Advanced Research Agency, developed by California-based AerVironment. Chung photographed the device and a handful of the other inventions seen in the magazine.
Read more about Jamie Chung’s photographs for TIME
November 4, 2011
Jamie Chung has been busy recently with photography appearing in several recent publications. Chung’s work appears in issues of Time, Condé Nast Traveler, V Man, and on the cover of Bloomberg Businessweek.
Read more about Jamie Chung’s recent editorial photography
October 18, 2011
Jamie Chung photographs the history of Apple products for Bloomberg Businessweek. The magazine’s latest issue pays tribute to the late Steve Jobs and his visionary legacy at Apple. Chung’s photographs chart the history of Apple products, from the very first computer Jobs created to the iPhone and the iPad. The slideshow includes commentary from Jobs, the company’s history, and product information.
Read more about Jamie Chung’s photographs of old Apple products
January 13, 2011
Fast Company has selected photographs by Jamie Chung and Jim Wright as two of their best of 2010. The magazine’s photo issue highlights their favorites of the year. After scouring every issue from the past year, the photo team chose two from each issue to highlight.
Find out more about Wright’s and Chung’s photographs
November 16, 2010
Time magazine hits newsstands this week with The 50 Best Inventions of 2010, honoring the year’s most momentous innovations in science, technology, and the arts. Jamie Chung captures the NeoNurture Incubator, lab-grown lungs, a Maison Martin Margiela Plastic-Fur coat, and the STS-111 Instant Infrastructure for the weekly publication.
View more of Jamie Chung’s photos from Time Magazine’s 50 Best Inventions of 2010
July 30, 2010
The 51st Communication Arts Photography Annual looks at the best photography of the year, choosing 147 winning projects from the 6,075 entries. Among those to catch the jurors’ eyes are Jamie Chung, Michael Schnabel, and Stephen Wilkes. Says juror Jane Perovich of Getty Images, “Original, authentically inspiring images that are emotionally accessible will continue to be the foundation for what informs us, makes us think and ultimately captivates us.”
Pictured above: Michael Schnabel’s advertising campaign for O2, one of the largest leading mobile telecommunications provider.
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December 10, 2009
If you’re wondering what to get your loved ones this holiday, look no further than the premiere gift guide, “The Flyer’s Collection.” It’s the peak time of year for travel so make sure you fly in comfort. Scratchy fabric seats? Try “Leather in a Jar.” Feeling the tight cabin space? Zip into the “Full Body Compression Garment.” No leg room? Strap yourself into the “Knee Jockey.”
These are just a few of the JetBlue offerings to get you through flying in high season if you were not able to book a JetBlue flight (actual items not for sale). The gift guide lampoon concept is the brainchild of Jim Wood, creative director at JWT. He worked closely with Jamie Chung and stylist Ariana Salvato.
More from Jim Wood, Jamie Chung, and Ariana Salvato
October 14, 2009
I sat down yesterday evening to converse with Jamie Chung about his recent sojourn across America for ESPN magazine’s October issue, “The Body.” As I’m talking to Chung, he’s in the middle of building a cityscape out of cellular phones. Keep in mind, he has just returned from a two-month trek across the nation the capturing the stresses, injuries, and strengths incurred on athletes’ bodies. It’s clear that Chung never rests and that his work is in demand.
From August through the end of September Chung traveled back and forth from New York to Iowa, Florida, Washington, Nevada, Colorado, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, and California photographing athletes’ hands, feet, ears, lips, jaws, heels, and more. He was in athletes’ homes, training centers, and even a Nascar pit, which Chung adds, “was not made for humans.”
ESPN photo editor Amy McNulty on why she chose Chung for this arduous project: “We decided to go with Jamie because we loved his portfolio for it is whimsy, creativity and intelligence. He was exactly what we were looking for… And since he is a so young, we had a feeling he could handle the breakneck travel schedule.”
Click here to view the ESPN online gallery.
More images and full interview with Jamie Chung after the link:
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September 18, 2009
He’s captured designer shoes dipped in chocolate, chewed bubblegum in a platinum setting, and designer handbags emitting smoke. This time Jamie Chung keeps it simple with sharp, saturated images of cosmetics in the September issue of V Magazine.
