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A passion for the land

Many times in life it is passion which reveals the greatest talents, from sport to design, a vintage wine to a priceless antique, the passion of the craftsman emanates through their finished work. Mark’s passion for the land, a unique focal perspective and consummate photographic skills combine to deliver images which are unique, capturing mood and ambiance through insight and innovation.

Biography

Mark Sunderland was born in York, England in 1963. His interest in photography started around the age of eleven. He is largely self-taught, having trained and worked in the IT industry for some twenty years, but has continued to develop his photography throughout his life. He attended a general photography short course in 1992 which started a more serious exploration of the medium, and has specialised in colour landscape and travel photography since the mid 1990s. He has travelled through the western USA on several workshops with US based British landscape photographer Nigel Turner and numerous other trips, and has travelled through Chilean Patagonia with American landscape photographer Linde Waidhofer. Mark has been published in numerous photography magazines and books, and was highly commended in the Composition and Form category of the 2000 BG Wildlife Photographer of The Year Competition. He is now a freelance photographer producing fine art landscape prints and stock travel images. He lives in Knaresborough, Yorkshire, England.

Mark Sunderland Photography Website

Visit Mark's website to browse his fine art print portfolio and find out about exhibitions and products including greetings cards, books and calendars.

www.marksunderland.com

Natural Light Photography Workshops

Mark has teamed up with photographer Sam Oakes to offer a series of landscape photography workshops based in the Yorkshire Dales this year. Full details can be found at the Natural Light Workshops website where you can also make bookings.

Natural Light Photography Workshops

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