Ever stopped to consider the power of a single image? The right photograph can transcend time, becoming an emblem of an era and a symbol of something much bigger than itself. Think back to 1985, a year when Nike took a photo that would resonate through decades, forever linking athleticism, innovation, and a cultural phenomenon.

The image in question, undoubtedly, bears a striking resemblance to the iconic Air Jordan logo, a silhouette instantly recognizable to anyone even remotely familiar with sports or fashion. If you were present during that era, you may have encountered this image plastered on billboards, adorning Air Jordan merchandise, and deeply ingrained in the collective consciousness. It was more than just an advertisement; it was a statement.

Category	Information
Person in Focus	Co Rentmeester (Photographer)
Birth Information	Born in Amsterdam, Netherlands
Nationality	Dutch
Occupation	Photographer, Filmmaker
Known For	Iconic "Jumpman" Photo, Sports Photography, Documentary Filmmaking
Early Career	Began as a photojournalist, covering conflicts and social issues.
Sports Photography Highlights	Extensive work for Life Magazine, Sports Illustrated, and other major publications.Covered multiple Olympic Games.
"Jumpman" Photo Details	Taken in 1984 (published in 1985). Featured Michael Jordan in a dynamic pose that later became the Air Jordan logo.
Legal Dispute with Nike	Rentmeester sued Nike for copyright infringement over the "Jumpman" logo, arguing it was based on his original photograph.
Documentary Film	Subject of the short documentary film "Jumpman," which premiered at the Tribeca Film Festival.
Awards and Recognition	Numerous awards for his photography and filmmaking work.
Website	www.corentmeester.com