Mark Carney 1982, 1983

 Mark Carney Part II, this time by other photographers like Andre Carrara and Giorgio Lari.


Brand: Gian Marco Venturi
Year: Spring/Summer 1982
Models: Mark Carney, Jiles Kirkland, Michael Dudikoff, Justin Kaufman and unknown
Ph: Andre Carrara




- Photos taken November 1981 for the Spring 1982 fashion collections, they were published in Mens Vogue (Luomo Vogue), Linea Uomo, Per Lui, Harper's Bazaar Italia and other magazines around europe in January 1982.



Linea Uomo
Gian Marco Venturi
Year: Fall/Winter 1982
Models: Mark Carney, Michael Harder and ?
Ph: Constantine Ruspoli




L'uomo Vogue
Year: February 1982
Models: Mark Carney, Jeffrey Calenberg and Craig Branham.
Ph: Giorgio Lari






Brand: Macy's Catalog
Year: Fall/Winter 1983
Model: Mark Carney
Ph:





Brand: Tortue
Year: -
Model: Mark Carney
Ph:





Magazine:
"Pelle Nell' Obiettivo"
Year: 1982
Model: Mark Carney
Ph: Carlo Orsi





All the scans and info submitted by Mark Carney, thanks!

Mark Carney by Fabrizio Gianni

80's male model Mark Carney shares some of his modeling portfolio, this post is about his work with the great photographer Fabrizio Gianni.


Men's Vogue
"Un Look di tutto reposo"
Year: 1981
Model: Mark Carney
Ph: Fabrizio Gianni





Arbiter Magazine
Year: 1981, November/December Issue
Models: Mark Carney, Jiles Kirkland and two female models.
Ph: Fabrizio Gianni





Les Copains
Year:
Models: Mark Carney and ?
Ph: Fabrizio Gianni



On his own words:

"I had the pleasure of working with Fabrizio in 1981 on several bookings. I was a model with an agency called Fashion Model (Luigi Salvioli) in Milan where Fabrizio booked me. We did a shoot in Morocco (Marrakech and Ouarzazarte) for a week for Arbiter Magazine (Marina Rossi) and other shoots in Milan studios for Men's Vogue and a few other magazines. He had an assistant then named Pasqaule.

Fabrizio was the one who gave me the break to become a successful European model as he liked to be the first to work with promising unkowns.

Working with him was fantastic. He knew and visualized the picture he wanted before he shot it. Themes, props, locations, etc. were meticulously planned before the image was taken and his professionalism was unsurpassed. I remember one photo series in particular where we were in a Marrakesh square shooting a line of clothes with cobra snakes surrounding me. Fabrizio had a way about him that working in such a situation was invigorating because the shot would be worth it. He would take industry breaking photos and use a fictitious name for the photo credits because of his humility.

Socializing with him was equally rewarding. His detailing and sharing of his life experiences and knowledge was fascinating. He also had a pretty good tennis game. He is the type of person that whether your working with him or breaking bread with him, it is an experience you will never forget. He had a very positive impact on my life. Thanks Fabrizio!" - Mark Carney, 2010


Arbiter Magazine
Year: 1982, January/February Issue
Model: Mark Carney
Ph: Fabrizio Gianni



 "those glasses were Fabrizio's glasses.  He had me wear them one time and he liked them on me so much, he wanted me to wear them for some of the photos when were in Africa." - Mark Carney








All the scans provided by Mark Carney, thanks!