Sam Horine

Sam Horine is a photographer and educator who recently left New York City for the greener pastures of Seattle, WA. Starting his career over a decade ago, he focused mainly in editorial assignments, fine art photography, documentary work while also spending valuable time as an adjunct instructor at New York University. As of late, he’s transitioned this award winning documentary aesthetic into a successful advertising career. When not working on campaigns for clients such as Microsoft, Amazon, Lexus and Adobe he can be found trotting the furthest reaches of the globe with a camera or 2 in hand.

Sam's work has been published by Travel and Leisure, Conde Nast Travel, The New Yorker, The New York Times, Frieze, Art Forum, Death & Taxes, Spin, Rolling Stone, Art in America, Impose, The L Magazine and many others. He has exhibited in group exhibitions at the Brooklyn Museum, The Queens Museum of Art and New York’s New Museum.

As an early adopter and advocate of social media his Instagram account was voted best in NYC by the Village Voice and The Daily Beast. You can get up to the moment updates on twitter by following him @samhorine as well as more in depth travel stories via Tumblr.

Recent Clients

The NY Rangers, Delta Airlines, NBC/Universal, Volvo Ocean Racing, Tourism boards from California, Denmark, Peru, Chile, Iceland, Canada, Israel, Turkey, Sante Fe, New York State & The Faroe Islands, The National Tourism Board of Japan, The Robin Hood Foundation, Cynthia Rowley, Sony Electronics, The TriBeCa Film Festival, Nike Running, Canon, Remy Martin, Chivas Regal, Macy's, Hugo Boss, IBM, Verizon, Ebay, Heineken, Converse, The Lincoln Motor Company, GMC, Chevrolet, Volvo, T-Mobile, American Express, Absolut, Carnival, Armani, National Geographic, Leica Camera, Seabourn, ASUS, The Luxury Collection, Marriott, Hilton, Lexus, Volvo, Nissan, Cathay Pacific, All Nipon Airways, Adobe, Microsoft Surface, Bing, Amazon, Away, Acqua Panna, Backcountry, VW and many more. 

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