One Clock, An Analog Timepiece With a Thoughtful Design
Boulder, United States
Photography
Jamie Kripke is a Boulder-based photographer and co-founder of One Clock. The son of an artist and a businessman, he has been making pictures from the age of 15 when his mother gave him her used SLR camera. Years later, he moved from Toledo, Ohio to Colorado to complete a BA in Philosophy, and then to San Francisco, where he studied at the California College of the Arts and at the San Francisco Art Institute. From 2003, he started working as a professional photographer. Editorial and advertising clients include Esquire, The New Yorker, The New York Times, Dwell, Men’s Vogue, Time, Electronic Arts, Herman Miller, Sony, and more. Inspired by sustainable, slow living principles, Jamie Kripke has also co-founded One Clock, an independent brand that offers an analog alternative to classic alarm clocks and app-filled smartphones. He lives in Boulder, Colorado with his family.
Boulder, United States
Photography
We work with photographers documenting creative stories around the world. We’re glad that you are interested in helping us convey our passion through photography.
Please send us an email with the subject heading "#photographers", a link to your portfolio, your location and suggestions of creative subjects you would like to document for us in your area.
We are always looking for new contributors to help us document excellence. We are recruiting writers with expertise in our main categories: design, architecture, interior design, lifestyle, art and fashion.
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The internship offers recent grads and matriculated students a chance to gain valuable work experience in an engaging and fast-paced editorial environment.
We are looking for
Visual Production Interns – the role is focused on photography, design, photo-editing, image curation, and other visual media.
Editorial Interns – the role requires classic editorial skills, from writing and basic editing to research and reportage. Interns are required to research, compile and produce stories, contribute with their input on layout, and assist with production.Interested applicants should contact us with the subject heading: "#interns". Please include: An introduction about yourself and why you’d be a great fit for the job: Resume; Links to any previous work; One sample, 200-word article and/or a 10-photo fully edited and captioned photo essay; Areas of interest and short explanation why.