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Professional freelance photojournalist and author, specialising in adventure travel, wildlife, conservation and third-world culture. 11 years experience as a freelance, with more than 300 full-length features - and thousands of photos - published.

Also freelance wilderness guide and founder of

WWW.THEWIDEANGLE.COM

Photographs published in international media on 5 continents including: CNN Traveller, The Boston Globe, Sunday Times, NY Times, Atlanta Journal-Constitution, Chicago Tribune, The Age, The Guardian (UK), Wanderlust, Africa Geographic, Travel Africa, Altair (Spain), Globe and Mail (Canada)...
Author of 'Fever Trees of Borneo' and 'Maverick in Madagascar.' (also co-authored several books including 'Intrepid Africa' , 'Great Festivals of the World' and - soon to be released - 'Extreme Places')

PUBLISHED WORK INCLUDES:
Assignments in Kenya, Botswana, Morocco, Algeria and The Gambia for AFRICA GEOGRAPHIC
Assignments in Spain, Borneo and Algeria for GEOGRAPHICAL
Assignments in Spain, Morocco, Kenya, India, Algeria, Borneo, Singapore and Portugal for CNN TRAVELLER
Assignments in Bali, Costa Rica, Botswana, Oman, Tasmania and Turkey for WANDERLUST
Assignments in The Gambia, Portugal and East Africa (Nairobi - Vic Falls) for THE GUARDIAN
Assignments in Costa Rica, Kenya, Tanzania, Malawi, Zimbabwe, Botswana, Morocco, Spain, Venezuela, Peru, Ecuador, Bolivia, Indonesia, Brunei, Australia, India and Borneo for GLOBAL MAGAZINE
Mark Eveleigh has published more than 100 international news, conservation and travel features in TNT MAGAZINE
Special international reports (produced by MDM Worldreport) from Spain, Malaysia and Costa Rica for THE BOSTON GLOBE

SEE WWW.MARKEVELEIGH.COM

Foreign assignments in 2009: Panama, Costa Rica and, forthcoming Spain, Andorra, Sudan, Oman, Borneo, Rwanda, Uganda
Foreign assignments in 2008: Thailand, Malaysia, Sumatra, Hong Kong, Macau, Indonesia (Bali, Flores & Sumba), Spain, Mongolia, Zimbabwe, Panama...
Foreign assignments in 2007: Algeria, Spain, Poland, Argentina, Indonesia, Borneo, Thailand, Malaysia, Singapore
Foreign assignments in 2006: Morocco, Western Sahara, Mauritania, Senegal, Spain, The Gambia, Portugal, Oman, Western Australia, Tasmania, Istanbul




Stock photography by Mark+Eveleigh at Alamy

Africa Geographic - Oct 2006

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    ۞ Sofia Fatima Amerchi says:

    "MARK'S TRAVEL WRITER/FOTOG COURSES

    Traveling with Mark, I stayed with Sea Gypsies in a tiny village on a virtually unvisited island off the coast of Thailand. On the jungle island of Sumatra, I climbed a volcanic mountain whose sacred relevance to Batak culture - still a cannibalistic one at the end of the 19th century - goes back several hundred years. Few, if any, tourists have ever been to top of Mount Pusuk Buhit.

    Apart from being a freelance photojournalist, Mark offers would-be writers a view from the inside - a hands-on, results-oriented program that will dramatically improve your potential for success in the travel writing business. Many training programs tell you how to break into the business; this one will show you how to do it, step by step.

    Mark shared with me world-class, practitioner-based information, techniques, tools of the trade - and allowed me a rare peek through the bizarre shadows and unobscured windows of his daily existence, far removed from the rat-race. A fascinating world of deadlines and back rooms but no cubicles, where the angle is pursued to the very heights… and depths of humanity itself.

    Sound like the stuff drugs are made of? Well, you are on the right track. This course will spare no doubt on why travel journalism is the dimly lit, highly competitive jungle that it is. Thankfully though, the course will show you that the sun also shines in the Amazon.

    I highly recommend this ride.

    *"

    7th December, 2008

Name:
Mark Eveleigh
Joined:
February 2006
Currently:
Pamplona, Spain
I am:
Male and Single
Occupation:
Photojournalist / Author
Website:
http://www.thewideangle.com
Email:
mark [at] thewideangle.com