Tom was on location for L.L. Bean, waiting to do some kayaking shots, when he spotted a familiar face. “I saw this same man one year ago to the day, rowing into the fog at 6 a.m. He does it EVERY day,” says Tom, who persuaded the stoic boatman to let him take some portraits. [...]
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- The Sexiest Men Alive
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On fly fishing, sportswear ads, and why landscape photos are sometimes just not enough
Are beautiful photos of nature enough to market a sportswear brand? Neil Fiske, president and CEO of Eddie Bauer, doesn’t think so. A few years ago, not long after he joined the company, Fiske spoke with a reporter about his plans to return Eddie Bauer to its core values—and changing the company’s choice of photography [...]