Mark’s observational photography documents in compelling detail the lives of some unique and inspiring people and places through his dynamic and often emotionally powerful storytelling images. Alongside these images Mark reflects on the experiences and journeys he takes to capture these candid photographs and shares some of his techniques and inspiration in these blog entries.
A Burmese Adventure…….. If you would like to see more of my street photography on a daily basis please follow me on Instagram. Photographing the world’s street life has really captured my imagination in the last few years. There are so many incredible and diverse people and places to capture, the inspiration is endless. 2016…
DetailsTravel Photography Course India With the Travel Photography course India coming to a close it was final chance for an early morning photo walk around the Clock Tower in Jodhpur and the market before breakfast and a morning of editing and discussing portfolios and what makes an award winning competition image. It is really…
DetailsPhotography workshops in India An Indian photographic adventure with photography workshops in India by Mark Seymour in association with Nikon UK. It begins with a journey 31.10.16/01.11.16 As with all good adventures, this starts with a journey; 2 taxis, 2 flights, three airports and an exhausting 24 hours, London Heathrow to Jodhpur. The journey…
DetailsVietnam Street Photography I have just returned from a seven day photography course in Vietnam’s capital city of Hanoi with the ‘magic’ Majeic Dakowicz. I deliver my own street photography courses around the world but ‘my camera and I’ had never ventured to Vietnam before. To be honest, I really didn’t know what to expect.…
DetailsIndian photography workshop Mark Seymour, Nikon UK wedding ambassador and trainer, has spent two weeks travelling India to develop his Indian photography workshop and documentary street photography training courses. The first week was spent in the romantic region of Rajasthan, visiting the Blue City of Jodhpur, before leading a week long workshop on the streets…
DetailsI was lucky enough to photograph Jimmy Choo’s portrait following a wedding, and now I am very honoured to have this photograph in the National Portrait’s Archive in London. Jimmy Choo was born in Malaysia into a family of shoe makers and graduated from college in Hackney London. Jimmy is known for his celebrity…
DetailsI had the pleasure of training seven keen photographers in the art of documentary street photography in one of my go-to inspirational locations to shoot yesterday, Speaker’s Corner, Hyde Park, London. Speaker’s Corner has an extensive history for politics and the right to speak in public. Today, tourists and local Londoners alike, enjoy the regular…
DetailsThere’s an affinity between the storytelling style of documentary photography and the founding principle at the heart of the Edinburgh Festival Fringe; which is to be an open-access arts event that accommodates anyone with a story to tell. The freedom with which I shoot my street photography reflects the freedom the EFFS allows the performers…
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