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About

Timothy Hiatt is a photographer based in Chicago, Illinois, but has been know to travel to the various corners of the world based solely on the promise of cashable checks or actual hard currency.

His clients have included MTV, VH1, NBC, AMC, Nike, Nickelodeon, CNBC, Entertainment Weekly, Live Nation, Vibe Magazine, Time Out Chicago, Action Sports International, Samsung, Moët Champagne, Svedka Vodka, the Chicago Advertising Federation, and the Chicago Parkways Foundation.

His work has also appeared in Rolling Stone, Spin, Time, Vanity Fair, Details, Elle, Billboard, NME, People, Us Magazine, Men’s Journal, InStyle, Life & Style, The Hollywood Reporter, TV Guide, OK Magazine, Essence, New York Magazine, USA Today, U.S. News & World Report, Parade Magazine, The Chicago Tribune, Chicago Sun-Times, New York Times, Los Angeles Times, Wall Street Journal, New York Daily News, New York Observer, New York Post, Boston Herald, Washington Post, Miami Herald, The Huffington Post, The Daily Beast, The London Evening Standard, The Guardian, Observer, Star, Daily Mail, Daily Mirror, London Times, and London Free Press (UK), The Irish Daily Star, The Montreal Gazette, The Australian Broadcasting Corporation, The Sydney Morning Herald, The Courier-Mail (Australia), Seitenblicke (Austria), GQ (Russia), Kommersant Weekend (Russia), as well as television outlets such as Good Morning America, Conan, CNN Headline News, ABC, CBS, and NBC News, ESPN, Katie, Current TV, Access Hollywood, Extra, E News, Inside Edition, Fuse TV, and the BBC.

He was also ranked #9 on Complex Magazine’s “50 Greatest Music Photographers Right Now“ list.

He is internationally syndicated through Getty Images, and he once met Burt Ward, TV’s “Robin”. You heard me.

Photo by Roger Kisby

 

 

 

 



All images © Timothy Hiatt. Print,web, or televised use prohibited without expressed written consent.