Jun Michael Park is a talented photographer, filmmaker, and National Geographic Explorer based in Seoul, South Korea, known for his compelling long-form storytelling. His work spans various genres, including reportage, travel, and commercial photography. Park’s assignments capture critical social issues, such as the Sewol Ferry Disaster and the ongoing refugee crisis in Europe, where he has documented the experiences of migrants since 2016.

He offers a diverse range of services, including editorial commissions, commercial projects, and personal storytelling initiatives, highlighting themes such as urbanization, wildlife coexistence, and the global influence of Korean culture. Park’s notable projects include an in-depth exploration of South Korea’s response to the Covid-19 pandemic and a multimedia examination of the Asian moon bear rewilding program, supported by a National Geographic Society grant. His portfolio features work for prestigious publications and collaborations on notable campaigns, encapsulating a unique blend of artistry and social commentary. Through his lens, Park invites audiences to engage deeply with the world around them.