Brock wanted to snap the photos himself, but when this proved impossible the staff tried to get famed Vanity Fair photographer Annie Leibowitz for the session. She actually charges for her work, so instead, they hired Annie’s sister, Karen Leibowitz. Karen is just as good at cameras and is known for her coffee-table picture book “Bank Tellers of the Midwest.”
Brock, although fussy, displayed his many moods for Annie. Although Annie did pressure Brock to keep his clothes on, the shoot developed into a complete success.
Here now are the top photos from that rainy day in NYC. Enjoy. And please, no flash photography.
Pure 100% Unadulterated Gold:
Brock had his front two teeth whitened for the day. Yeah, it worked.
Brock wanted to display his skiing mood. This one he calls “Lodge afire.” Some of the authentic background was fashioned from the siding of old station wagons and TV Set Consoles.
Annie Leibowitz was ordered to find more street cred with her camera. This is what she came up with. Brock dubbed it "Gravel Pavement." He was right.
What time is it on my Swatch watch? Better fasten your Swatch guard!
Brock's producer Goodtimes always has final approval on all public relations. He gave full thumbs up to these masterpieces. He said it was about time. He actually cried at the shoot.
What's next Milan,Spain?....
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