Ron Laytner is one of the most widely
syndicated photo journalists of modern times. He has covered many of the world’s
major stories and fed magazines and newspapers around the world with stories
that fascinate readers and editors alike.
Born in Canada, he started his career as a young
freelance photographer for the Toronto Telegram newspaper, where he
learned the business and would make it big. Soon he was pursuing stories for Life
Magazine, Paris Match, The London Sunday Times and hundreds
of other publications around the world. Recently the London Sunday Times
Magazine included 'The Brownie' photograph Laytner took at the
beginning of his career as one of The Greatest Photographs ever taken. That
same photo was also featured in 'The Best of Life ' and in the 1964 World's
Fair at the Eastman Kodak Pavilion.
With over fifty years of great photos
behind him, Laytner is looking ahead and in addition to his book on Howard
Hughes, written for the New York Times from his interviews with Robert
Mahue, he is working on a book of his many adventures, and entering the art
world by storm with some of his greatest works of photographic and historic
importance.
This
website features the outstanding photographic work of Edit
International's founder and president, Ron Laytner. To see a selection
of feature stories that have or are currently running in various
outstanding publications, please visit our company website: www.editinternational.com
Please
feel free to browse some of Ron's pictures from over the years. But
remember photographs on this site and any of our websites are Copyrighted By Ron Laytner.
Center Robert Mahue Right Ron Laytner
Recently Ron released his book on the mysterious Howard Hughes and
his life in Las Vegas. Ron's book is factually based on his interviews
for the New York Times with Robert Mahue, the man who ran Hughes Empire.
THE TRUE STORY OF HOWARD HUGHES IN LAS VEGAS
Please visit the book's website for more info and go to AMAZON.COM to purchase your copy.
