chad hunt

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Profession:	photography
Status:	www.chadhuntphotography
Location:	new york city , United States
Home base:	NYC
URL:	http://www.chadhuntphotography.com
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Journal:	http://www.chadhuntphotography.com/blog/
AIM/iChat:	chadchad7
Mobile phone:	917-405-4555
Last login:	11 days ago
Member since:	17 Feb 2005 13:02

About

i am from columbus, ohio, went to undergrad at the columbus college of art and design, then to new york city to intern with mary ellen mark, then went to the virginia commonwealth university in richmond, va. for grad school. after that i lived in richmond for 5 years and worked as a staff photographer at a local magazine called style weekly, home style , family style and inside business. i was also freelancing for the new york times, washington post, time, and a few others. i shot an ad campaign for ups and oylmpus camera for the martin agency before deciding to jump into the madness of new york…. now i’m here , like a ga-zillion other photographers trying to make a living at what i love …....
the best thing about this city is that we are all surrounded by people who are good at what they do….i recently returned from my second trip to afghanistan.

Testimonials

Gallery

opening saturday the 9th!!! PHOTOGRAPHY NOW ‘07 , woodstock show up till august

“Chad Hunt’s arresting and revealing images of young American soldiers in Afghanistan, serve as a center for the entire exhibition that, like the war they depict, are impossible to ignore.” – Alison D. Nordström, 2007

The Center for Photography at Woodstock, Photography Now ‘07 http://www.cpw.org/exhibitions/exhibitions.html
Juror Alison D. Nordström, Curator of Photographs, George Eastman House.

CPW’s annual juried exhibition presents the newest voices in photography spanning the United States, from Massachusetts and New York to California, Illinois, Texas, and Oregon! Out of over 270 applicants, Alison D. Nordström selected nine featured photographers whose work crosses boundaries, charts new territory, and exemplifies what is new and now in photography in 2007!

Admission to the Center for Photography at Woodstock’s galleries
is free and open to the public, Wednesday-Sunday 12-5pm

OPENING RECEPTION Saturday June 9, 2007 from 5-7 pm
Woodstock, New York

09 Jun 2007 03:06 | 1 replies

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