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I am a single, Libertarian guy who likes to shoot film and fly jets. Some of my stuff is available as large, fine art poster prints on my website and I would be honored if you helped support my photography addiction by purchasing one.

Thanks!
Mark

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P L A N E S P O T T I N G 228,142 photos, 2,109 members
From the Airplane Window 13,657 photos, 2,726 members
FANTASTIC: commented with fantastic 12,137 photos, 1,427 members
EXCELLENT: commented with excellent 14,561 photos, 1,367 members
Trees 217,761 photos, 17,293 members
Water, water, water 33,460 photos, 3,219 members
Old Buildings & More..... 35,248 photos, 1,679 members
Negative Talent 643 photos, 67 members
Image Gallery / B&W !!! 82,268 photos, 2,532 members
The Full Frame 17,255 photos, 440 members
All Animals 637,739 photos, 30,231 members
great skies 21 photos, 10 members
***Flickr Global 250,040 photos, 6,715 members
Street Photography 125,642 photos, 17,072 members
Mamiya 645 20,103 photos, 2,310 members
Fuji Medium Format Cameras 9,514 photos, 1,120 members
35mm blackandwhite 114,912 photos, 3,771 members
Science Fiction Unleashed 21,594 photos, 2,397 members
Science Fiction 11,777 photos, 1,135 members
((( transcend dépassez supere 超越しなさい ))) 34,595 photos, 2,008 members
People of the World 296,351 photos, 11,809 members
Black and White Film 257,858 photos, 8,151 members
This is why I love Film 63,445 photos, 3,386 members
Truffaut 0 photos, 1 member
SUPERB: commented with superb 2,574 photos, 546 members
AWESOME: commented with awesome 12,760 photos, 1,726 members
Stunning! 7,185 photos, 1,801 members
COOL! [tag "COOL!"] 12,808 photos, 1,349 members
Seattle 125,362 photos, 6,888 members
Washington State 53,498 photos, 1,596 members
Aviation 217,374 photos, 8,531 members
USA Railroad Tracks 3,984 photos, 657 members
Tri-X/5063 32,260 photos, 1,999 members
Railroads 121,772 photos, 5,377 members
Beautiful Eyes 63,347 photos, 6,807 members
Abandoned 521,867 photos, 35,757 members
Abandoned Places and Things 241,147 photos, 9,978 members
Fort Worth 8,234 photos, 678 members
Texas 108,583 photos, 4,905 members
trains 156,882 photos, 8,389 members
Travel Photography 1,378,476 photos, 65,023 members
Old Film Cameras (only photos of cameras) 20,318 photos, 3,459 members
Astronomy, Stars, Planets and Space 8,846 photos, 1,317 members
Science Nerd Depot 8,214 photos, 1,210 members
Birds 397,252 photos, 14,202 members
TASTE'S THEORY (Photos with philosophy) 14,803 photos, 650 members
Arizona Wonders (up to 3 in a row guidelines) 68,110 photos, 4,258 members
PARIS - ARTE STRAVAGANZA E PERSONE 864 photos, 54 members
GORGEOUS: commented with gorgeous 10,622 photos, 1,369 members
WONDERFUL! 29,342 photos, 2,063 members

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Testimonials (4)

KKellyS {KellyK Photography} says:

"A true patriot, proud father, USAF Veteran, and an amazing photographer. (We won't hold it against him that he is also a pilot) ;-)
I, like several others here, am really impressed with Mark's photographic eye and range of style. From portraits to abstracts, landscapes and photojournalism, to candids and post processing, his images are real works of art.

It's a rare privilege to meet someone like Mark whose photography actually reflects the good nature, values, character and spirit of the photographer himself.

I am grateful to Mark for his service to our country and proud to call him a friend."

6th May, 2009
Zzzzt!Zzzzt! says:

"yeah, Mark and I first noticed each other because we both had the distinct privilege of photographing music at the fabled Armadillo World Headquarters in Austin, among other venues, back in the 70's.
We proud few.
We didn't know each other then, we both just wanted to photo the music scene.

Now when I see Mark's extensive image archive of music in the early Austin days I am completely in awe of how often he was in the right place and the right time capturing the best that the Austin Music and Scene had to offer. Jeez, what a pile of treasure!! And he's STILL shooting it!!
But that's just one little piece of his work; despite a very full and busy life and career he has still managed to keep his love for creative photography alive. His love of flying has provided the opportunity for a stunning set of aviation images, and his experimental and people pix are awesome. Check it out! (but don't steal it, he's a fierce mofo when protecting his images!)

I am always pleased to see what he has been working on and consider myself to be one of his biggest fans.

Keep Rocking Mark and following yer Bliss."

5th March, 2009
Szibilla says:

"Mark is just such a unique person, as I see. And a part of his photos captured the moments of music history: that's why they're invaluable. And that's a really beautiful courtesy that he shared these moments with people who're interested in this kind of music...
Just go n' check out his works, they're really impressive and magnetic...

All I can say is, stay free and keep music in your heart!
Greetings from a hungarian fan...

Music&love,
Sibyll"

1st March, 2008
ambientlight says:

"I think I was first attracted to Mark's photostream with the image "Harvest Moon" - a fascinating montage of Apollo astronauts and a Colorado farmscape. On closer inspection I also realised Mark is a photographer with a broad range of interests, a strong political stand point, and an artists eye for photographic composition. His shot of New York's Grand Central terminal ("From on High") is worthy of a Time or Life Magazine cover.

I look forward to seeing Mark's photostream evolve and eagerly anticipate more of his great monochrome work."

21st August, 2006