ROB HOWARD

While studying comparative literature and philosophy at the University of Toronto,
Rob purchased his first camera in a pawnshop and started photographing fashion models.
Within a year, he had moved to Sydney to develop his career under the hot Australian sun.

A move to Paris followed where Rob received a prestigious commission to photograph
the royal family of Morocco. That experience broadened his focus to include portraiture
and travel photography. Shortly thereafter, he was assigned to go to Tibet, Borneo and
northern India where he met and photographed the Dalai Lama over a three-week period.

Rob then relocated to New York City where magazine and advertising assignments
quickly followed.

Rob is recognized for his heroic portraits, energetic lifestyle shots and epic travel
adventures. His work has been honored by American Photography and Communication
Arts. Rob is on the masthead of Condé Nast Traveler where he has been a Contributing
Photographer for 15 years.

Client list includes: AARP; Audubon; Butterfield + Robinson; Condé Nast Traveler; Fast
Company; Ford Motor Company; Harpo Studios; Lands’ End; Levis; Merrill Lynch; Money;
O, the Oprah magazine; Popular Mechanics; Time Inc; UPS; and Vanity Fair.

Rob lives between New York City and the Catskills with his wife, Lisa.