For decades, Mark has been drawn to the power of photography – not just as a profession, but as a means of expression, emotion, and storytelling. Since the mid-1980s, his lens has captured fleeting moments, shifting landscapes, and the delicate interplay of light and shadow, creating imagery that speaks beyond the surface.
With a Master of Art in Photography and a deep foundation in visual storytelling, Mark’s work extends beyond the commercial realm into something more profound – a personal exploration of space, memory, and human connection. His accolades, including the Associate distinction from the Royal Photographic Society, are a reflection of his dedication to the craft.
Now immersed in further research on photography, Posthumanism, Psychogeography, and Affect Theory, Mark continues to question how images shape our perceptions and emotions. Through mentoring, workshops, and speaking engagements, he shares his artistic vision, guiding others to see beyond the obvious and discover the deeper essence of photography.