Travis Magazine Vol. 5 Issue 4

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“I’M REALLY GRILLING YOU on a Monday morning,” I said. “Yeah, but it’s 1 p.m.,” Andrew Mark said as we chatted at one of the many coffee shops in Oakville. It feels like morning, but it isn’t. This coffee shop is bustling with chatter, people carrying shopping bags and sipping on espresso. I’m asking specific questions about his work, and how he managed to pull off one of the most stunning shots we’ve seen all year. “It’s a personal creative,” Mark said. “I know this girl from way back and I asked her if she’d be interested in going out and just shooting. We just had the most phenomenal day. That shoot alone was probably the most successful shoot I’ve ever done.” “I just saw it and made it happen,” he said. His photo was the perfect fit for our cover. The girl, her smile, the serene and warm feeling of Mark’s photo couldn’t be better. It screams for your attention, while being incredibly easy on the eyes. A one-in-a-million shot if you ask me, something that could never be recreated, even if you tried. Are we lucky for having such a spectacular cover? Well no, there is no luck involved. We call it talent, careful planning, and a wild

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