We Partied With Michael & Tatum!

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Photo credit: Brad Elterman/BuzzFoto

 

Back in the day in the seventies Buzz Foto was photographing the stars with film. Yes hard to believe it, but yes it is true. We had to have two cameras with us at all times. One for color and the other for black and white. Shooting color was always a very expensive proposition and it took at least one day to get the film processed. We were then faced with making duplicate slides and expensive prints. Then we had the taske of mailing or air freighting our photos to our magazine and newspaper clients in over thirty countries. Keep in mind that this was way before the days of FedEx. The good part is that there was practically zero competition and no one in the industry knew anything about photo syndication and could not fathom that you could make money with your photos in Europe, Australia and Japan. We of course were on our own mission.

Enjoy this Buzz Foto classic from 1979 shot of Michael Jackson and Tatum O’Neal dancing in a Beverly Hills bank vault photographed in black and white. Go check out some of our early work at the Moss Gallery inside the new and stylish SLS Hotel in Los Angeles!
 

Michael Jackson 1958-2009

Thanks for sharing your remarkable talent and music with us Michael. Rest in peace.

Michael Jackson’s Funeral Procession

The hearse carrying the body of Michael Jackson left the Forest Lawn Mortuary and headed to the Staples Center for his funeral in Los Angeles, California.

A Tribute to Michael

There’s something stark and solemn about a black and white foto, and coupled with the subject, it’s a foto that will remain memorable. The Apollo Theater in Harlem honored the late Michael Jackson with a a memorial tribute at 5:26pm (the time he died) in New York City, New York. The marquee outside reads: “A moment of silence to honor Michael Jackson, 5:26pm, 6/30/2009.

Christian Audigier Sends Flowers to Michael

Christian Audigier sent flowers to the home of Michael Jackson in the Holmby Hills following reports of his death in Los Angeles, California. Read more