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Explore the work of Jonathan Chapman through featured locations.

90 + Proof

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Out in Colby, Kansas shooting another project for Syngenta via Weber Shandwick Worldwide. I’ll be here two days shooting almost every aspect of turning corn into Ethanol or a damn strong libation. It’s basically a large brewery that runs 24 hours a day, 364 days a year – one day off to? Sip? Place is bustling to say the least. Turns out you can actually drink the stuff until the last step, which is when they add 2-3% gasoline to keep people from, well filling up something other than their car…

St. George’s University - Grenada

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Project for The Halo Group, an agency based in New York for St. George's University of Grenada. Series of ad's for their various medical degrees. Good times that included a few hours with a lion cub - less than 6 months old.

Bird + Bricks

Mexican Landscape

A lone bird sits atop a mound of dirt and sawdust that will soon become bricks at an adobe brickyard in Mexico.

Schoolyard - Mexico

Schoolyard - Mexico

It's recess and I am on the playground. I received full access to an elementary school via my gracious guide Roberto yesterday. Roberto, in his early twenties, took me to the school he attended as a child and introduced me to his old principal who said, "vaya donde usted por favor - (go where you please)." Imagine trying to secure this access without prior authorization at an elementary school in the US? It was a great experience and I plan to make prints to personally give the principal before I leave Mexico.

Dog Prep - Palm Springs Dog Show

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Second of two shoots for Colle+McVoy / Purina. This time in Palm Springs, CA where the weather and light were near perfect. I wasn't planning to leave my family during our break, however, this project was too good to pass up. I left for three nights / four days and had another great shoot in an environment with unlimited potential for imagery. I'll be posting a larger body of imagery from this project on the "archive" section of the site soon.