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Category Archives: Travel
Moo Yorker
I’ve just shot my first assignment for The New Yorker and I couldn’t be more pleased. The New Yorker has been on my shortlist of most-desired editorial clients for a long, long time so it was a wonderful surprise when … Continue reading
Direct Mailer Part 5: Take a Photographer Hunting
Spin Magazine hired me to trail Oliver North for three days when he ran for one of Virginia’s Senate seats in 1994. My primary medium at the time was the Hasselblad and the magazine encouraged me to shoot black-and-white – … Continue reading
Posted in Behind The Scenes, Biography, Editorial, On Set, Photography, Travel, Uncategorized
Tagged Chris Buck, Euphemist, Hasselblad, Marc Cooper, National Rifle Association, NRA, Oliver North, Spin Magazine
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Direct Mailer Part 2: Bruce Davidson & the Tagger
My new mailer, EUPHEMIST is bound with a French fold and hidden within each fold is some odd or interesting biographical item. The right edge of each page is perforated, as in invitation to tear open the French fold. Tucked … Continue reading
Posted in Behind The Scenes, Biography, Family, Photography, Snapshots, Travel, Uncategorized
Tagged 1982, Bruce Davidson, Chris 217, Chris Buck, Eddie Murphy, Euphemist, Kevin Smith, Mink DeVille, New York, Robert Urich, Saturday Night Live, Subway book, Toronto, Xerox
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Digging Up Elliott Smith
Many of my contemporaries made names for themselves, and good money, shooting for record companies in the nineties. It made sense that I should go that direction too as I started out shooting musicians almost exclusively – but for a … Continue reading
Posted in Advertising, Behind The Scenes, On Set, Photography, Travel
Tagged Chris Buck, Dreamworks, Elliott Smith
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Make Your Face A Maynards, part 2
Maynards Candy has staged an impressive contest to find the best Canadian face to put on one of their candies. I shot the ad campaign while in Toronto recently and that lead to them asking me to be one of … Continue reading
No Longer Interesting
This is the kind of post that my friend Stephen Gates would do on his media blog, where he often critiques what’s wrong in design and advertising, but I came across this standee for Dos Equis at an airport bar … Continue reading
21st Year in New York
This week marks my twenty-first year in New York. I moved from my parent’s basement in the Toronto suburb of Etobicoke to Williamsburg, Brooklyn on July 14th, 1990. I took a space in a warehouse building on Bedford Ave, across … Continue reading
Posted in Behind The Scenes, Biography, Editorial, Photography, Travel
Tagged Bedford Avenue, Brooklyn, Bruce Ramsay, Chris Buck, Dave Heath, Etobicoke, Guitar World, Robert Newman, Spalding Gray, Toronto, Village Voice, Williamsburg
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No Bird Audubon
It’s always a treat to get called by Audubon but this one offered a strange paradox – depict a bird sanctuary sans the birds. It seems that an earlier attempt to illustrate this story resulted in flash photographed birds and … Continue reading
Xerox ads meet the world
I’m in Los Angeles this week shooting another co-branding ad with the Xerox company and Young & Rubicam. We have a great team on this, from the folks at Xerox to the ad agency to the on-set crew, making it … Continue reading
Posted in Advertising, Behind The Scenes, Photography, Snapshots, Travel
Tagged Chris Buck, dog, JFK Airport, Merriott, Target, Xerox
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