Hyoung Chang

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Hyoung Chang

Hyoung Chang has been a staff photographer at The Denver Post since 1997. He covers news, sports and feature stories using both still photography and video. Originally from Tokyo, Japan, Chang loves road biking, climbing the mountains of Colorado and exploring the country on a motorcycle. He joined The Post after studying photojournalism at Metropolitan State College of Denver (Now Metropolitan State University of Denver).

US Air Guitar Regional Qualifier in Denver

US Air Guitar holds its national qualifier in Denver

May 28, 2016 at 8:05 p.m.

Thirteen air guitarists battled for the chance to compete at the finals in Austin, Texas.

TurboRoo the two-legged chihuahua gets 3-D printed cart in Denver

April 22, 2016 at 8:41 p.m.

TurboRoo the two-legged chihuahua gets 3-D printed cart in Denver

Mercedes Guadalupe, 57, moved from New York City a little more than a month ago and wound up on the streetswith her son Jaromir, 13. She's now taking classes to resume her career in case management.

Women in Transition Together program is inspiration for transformation

May 2, 2016 at 2:07 a.m.

Women in Transition Together program is inspiration for transformation

Karina Sartiaguim Vargas, 16, is spending time with her family and friends at her house in Aurora on Thursday afternoon. Vargas was shot and paralyzed near Aurora Central High School a few weeks ago. January 20, 2011. Hyoung Chang/ The Denver Post

16-year-old Karina Vargas finds the will to walk again after being shot

May 4, 2016 at 5:17 a.m.

16-year-old Karina Vargas finds the will to walk again after being shot

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US Air Guitar holds its national qualifier in Denver

TurboRoo the two-legged chihuahua gets 3-D printed cart in Denver

Women in Transition Together program is inspiration for transformation

16-year-old Karina Vargas finds the will to walk again after being shot