Benjamin Kanarek
Benjamin Kanarek
Paris, FR
Pop
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All songs written and composed by Benjamin Kanarek
Color me / Calme-moi co-written with Zem
French adaptation by Barbara Nicoli and Le Chemin Lyrics Frederique Renaut Music Benjamin Kanarek
Anglo female singer : Barbara Scaff
French female singer : Barbara Nicoli & Ely Breton
Anglo male singer : Zem
Benjamin has a catalogue of over 100 Pop-Rock Songs which were composed over the last few years.
Fashion-Beauty Photographer,
Music Composition,
Creative Director and Co-Founder of "dotscomagency.com" creative and marketing strategy consulting agency in Paris.
Born in Toronto, Canada, where he grew up. He was never quite sure what he wanted in life and fell in to many things by accident.
He played drums in a few punk rock groups, one of which was called the "Existers" that was produced by John Cale and another called the "Poles" that had a semi successful hit called "Telex Love". In the subsequent time frame he entered Carleton University where he studied Architecture and went on to work in several companies including Webb Zerafa Menkes & Housden who were best known for designing the CN Tower in Toronto.
After a serious accident where he fell from a five meter mezzanine, he literally fell in to photography. His second ever shoot was an advertising campaign in Toronto. He was the first Canadian photographer to ever shoot Kim Alexis for the cover of Chatelaine. He moved to Los Angeles and stayed there for just over a year and moved to New York. In NY, he shot quite a few campaigns as well as the Dayton Hudsons Christmas book with Andi McDowell, Elle MacPherson, Brook Shields to name a few. He shot several covers for Vogue South America. He moved to Milan where he shot for Harper's Bazaar and Cosmopolitan. He came back to Toronto for a short stint and got back to Europe. It was suggested that he tried Paris. After six weeks in Paris, he was given an opportunity to shoot the Haute Couture for Officiel. Since then Paris has become his base.
To view his photography work go to http://www.benjaminkanarek.com
He has his on-going exhibition of limited edition prints at
http://www.photovintage.fr
Color me / Calme-moi co-written with Zem
French adaptation by Barbara Nicoli and Le Chemin Lyrics Frederique Renaut Music Benjamin Kanarek
Anglo female singer : Barbara Scaff
French female singer : Barbara Nicoli & Ely Breton
Anglo male singer : Zem
Benjamin has a catalogue of over 100 Pop-Rock Songs which were composed over the last few years.
Fashion-Beauty Photographer,
Music Composition,
Creative Director and Co-Founder of "dotscomagency.com" creative and marketing strategy consulting agency in Paris.
Born in Toronto, Canada, where he grew up. He was never quite sure what he wanted in life and fell in to many things by accident.
He played drums in a few punk rock groups, one of which was called the "Existers" that was produced by John Cale and another called the "Poles" that had a semi successful hit called "Telex Love". In the subsequent time frame he entered Carleton University where he studied Architecture and went on to work in several companies including Webb Zerafa Menkes & Housden who were best known for designing the CN Tower in Toronto.
After a serious accident where he fell from a five meter mezzanine, he literally fell in to photography. His second ever shoot was an advertising campaign in Toronto. He was the first Canadian photographer to ever shoot Kim Alexis for the cover of Chatelaine. He moved to Los Angeles and stayed there for just over a year and moved to New York. In NY, he shot quite a few campaigns as well as the Dayton Hudsons Christmas book with Andi McDowell, Elle MacPherson, Brook Shields to name a few. He shot several covers for Vogue South America. He moved to Milan where he shot for Harper's Bazaar and Cosmopolitan. He came back to Toronto for a short stint and got back to Europe. It was suggested that he tried Paris. After six weeks in Paris, he was given an opportunity to shoot the Haute Couture for Officiel. Since then Paris has become his base.
To view his photography work go to http://www.benjaminkanarek.com
He has his on-going exhibition of limited edition prints at
http://www.photovintage.fr
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