Jack Huynh, co-founder and principal photographer
Co-founder and principal photographer

Jack Huynh

SF Bay Area and DenverEventsPortraitureCustom stock

Jack truly lives up to the idiom “jack of all trades.” As a co-founder of Orange, he spends most of his time leading the team and building the behind-the-scenes operations that make a sustainable business.

He still steps into the photographer’s role often, and has shot many high-profile events and portraits. While his experience is wide-ranging, portraiture and custom stock projects are what he enjoys most.

Portfolio

Selected work

Events, portraits and custom stock from Jack’s work with Orange clients. Click any image to view it full size.

Beyond the Cushion portrait of a practitioner meditating in front of her home shrineBeyond the Cushion portrait of a practitioner holding a damaru and bell during practice at home
Personal project

Beyond the Cushion

Jack’s long-term portrait and video project explores Buddhism in modern America. It pairs portraits with in-depth interviews with lay practitioners from many lineages, focusing on transformation, practice beyond formal meditation, and how Buddhism is adapting to contemporary life.

75+Interviews completed
108Portraits planned
2Books planned
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On Instagram

Recent work from Jack

Latest posts from Jack’s Instagram, including portraits and personal projects.

Landscapes and personal work
A quick update from behind the scenes.

This past year I've been quietly building Beyond the Cushion: a redesigned website, a small creative and technical team, and new ways to explore the stories of the practitioners I've photographed and interviewed. I also spent more than three months on the road and completed several retreats with my teacher.

Next week I head to Asia for about a month, starting in Bhutan for Project 108, then on to Cambodia, Vietnam and Thailand.

We're about to launch a social media campaign for the project. If you'd like to follow along, please follow @beyondthecushion.

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The illusion of the curated life. Even a homemade meal perpetuates the notion that I live a blessed life and it is true on a conventional level. But on the ultimate level, it means I can’t have the cake and eat it too. The more successful we are in samsara,the tighter the handcuff becomes. Alas the dance of the paradox of the spiritual path.

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