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www.stillmedia.com
Jeffrey Aaronson is an internationally recognized photographer
who is best known for his extraordinary use of color,
his talent for creating visual metaphors and his ability
to work on location anywhere in the world.
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His assignments have taken him to China (65 trips), Hong
Kong, Japan, Vietnam, Cambodia, Laos, Burma, Bhutan, Bali,
Tibet, Nepal, Sri Lanka, Singapore, Macao, Russia, Soviet
Central Asia, North Korea, South Korea, Thailand, South Africa,
Tanzania, Kenya, Mali, Spain, Holland, France, Portugal, Greece,
Italy, England, Ireland, Czechoslovakia, Yugoslavia, Chile,
Peru, New Guinea, Fiji, Antigua, Micronesia, Australia, Mexico,
Panama, Chile and many other locations in the United States
and abroad.
Editorial: Time, Life, National Geographic
Society, Newsweek, US News & World Report, Fortune, Business
Week, GEO, Focus, Paris Match, Sunday London Times, New York
Times Magazine, Los Angeles Times Magazine, Travel Holiday,
Conde Nast Traveler, Travel & Leisure, Reader’s
Digest, Smithsonian and Vanity Fair.
Corporate: Apple Computer, Merrill Lynch,
Heller Financial Group, Johnson & Johnson, Janus Capital
Corporation, Chrysler, Dupont, Royal Viking Cruise Lines,
Audi, Oldsmobile, CBS, Turner Broadcasting, RJR Nabisco, MBNA
American Bank and Fuji Film.
- A Day in the Life of Africa
(Tide Foundation)
- One Digital Day (Times Books)
- Beyond the Horizon (National
Geographic Society)
While Jeffrey’s work is highly regarded in the publishing
world, it is also exhibited and collected as fine art.
- American Photography (2002, 1997)
- Communication Arts (2000, 1996, 1993)
- Graphis (2002, 1997)
- Graphis (2002, 1997)
- Lowell Thomas Gold Award (1995)
- Roger Tory Peterson Award of Excellence (1992)
- PATA Gold Award (1999, 1998, 1995)
Jeffrey is a member of American Society of Media Photographers
as well as American Society of Picture Professionals and has
taught several very successful workshops on photojournalism.
He has also lectured at the Berkeley School of Journalism
and Stanford University Hoover Institute. Articles about Jeffrey
and his photography have been featured in Photo District News,
Denver Post, Vis a Vis, ASMP, Fuji Profiles and Nikon World.
While based in Aspen, Colorado, Jeffrey began his career
as a photojournalist in 1980. Prior to this time, he had a
brief career as a research biochemist, which is the discipline
he pursued at the University of California. After photographing
and traveling to most every corner of the world over the past
twenty-two years, often for months at a time, Jeffrey remains
passionate about his photography and its power to communicate.
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