Mark Seymour Photography

Mark Seymour Photography An Award winning Berkshire Wedding Photographer photographing weddings all over the UK Mark is an Award winning Berkshire wedding Photographer

I asked Chat GPT to write me a biography ( you have to submit it with your submission for the World Photo Awards )Here's...
10/01/2025

I asked Chat GPT to write me a biography ( you have to submit it with your submission for the World Photo Awards )
Here's what it came up with ..

A Trailblazer in Wedding Photography

As a wedding photographer, Mark has garnered widespread acclaim and numerous accolades. His unique approach combines technical precision with an innate ability to document genuine moments of love, joy, and connection. His efforts have been recognized by the Master Photographers Association (MPA), which named him the UK Wedding Photographer of the Year on three separate occasions. Mark’s work in this field has set a benchmark for excellence, making him a sought-after name in the wedding photography industry.

A Nikon Ambassador and Beyond

Mark’s expertise and artistry caught the attention of Nikon, one of the world’s leading camera manufacturers. From 2013 to 2018, he proudly served as a Nikon UK Ambassador, a prestigious role that positioned him as a key figure in the photographic community. During this time, he not only showcased the capabilities of Nikon equipment but also inspired countless photographers with his compelling imagery and passion for the craft.

His influence extends beyond the wedding industry, as evidenced by his work being published in esteemed publications such as National Geographic. One of his most notable achievements was having his portrait of legendary designer Jimmy Choo accepted into the collection of the National Portrait Gallery in London. Taken in July 2010, the image was officially recognized in 2012, cementing Mark’s status as a photographer of remarkable talent and vision.
The Power of Personal Storytelling

Mark’s work is deeply personal, and nowhere is this more evident than in his poignant project documenting his father’s battle with Alzheimer’s disease. Titled “Living with Alzheimer’s: A Harmonica for Ronnie,” the series offers an intimate and unflinching look at the impact of dementia on individuals and their families. This deeply moving body of work was exhibited at the Andipa Gallery in London during World Alzheimer’s Month in 2016 and featured prominently on Sky TV. The project resonated widely, raising awareness about Alzheimer’s and showcasing Mark’s ability to use his lens as a powerful tool for storytelling and advocacy.

A Global Perspective: Travel and Street Photography

Mark’s passion for photography transcends borders. As a travel and street photographer, he immerses himself in diverse cultures, capturing the spirit and vibrancy of people in their natural environments. From remote tribal villages to bustling urban streets, Mark’s work is a testament to his ability to connect with his subjects and bring their stories to life.

As a guide for Light and Land Photography Tours

Mark shares his expertise with aspiring photographers, leading them to some of the most visually stunning and culturally rich destinations in the world. His workshops are more than technical lessons; they are immersive experiences that inspire participants to see the world through new and creative perspectives.

Current Projects: 1 in 6

Mark’s commitment to meaningful storytelling continues with his involvement in the "1 in 6" project, a collaboration with the esteemed VII Photo Agency. This initiative focuses on raising awareness about critical social issues through photography. For Mark, it is an opportunity to further his mission of connecting with people and sharing their stories, one frame at a time.
Recognition and Legacy

Mark Seymour’s career is defined not only by his accolades but also by the profound impact of his work. He has been a chairperson of The London Portrait Group, a role in which he fostered creativity and camaraderie among fellow photographers showcasing to the group work by Bob Carlos Clarke, Barry Lategan, John Swannell and John Stoddart. His exhibitions and published works have reached audiences worldwide, earning him a reputation as both an artist and a storyteller.

A Visionary for the Future
At the core of Mark’s work is a belief in the universal power of photography to connect, inform, and inspire. Whether documenting the joyous moments of a wedding, the vibrant streets of a distant city, or the deeply personal struggles of loved ones, Mark’s images resonate with authenticity and purpose. His journey, from a curious child with a film-less box brownie camera to an internationally recognized photographer, is a testament to the enduring power of passion and dedication.

Mark Seymour’s legacy is one of artistry and humanity, capturing life’s fleeting moments with a vision that is uniquely his own. As he continues to push the boundaries of his craft, his work reminds us of the beauty and complexity of the world, seen through the lens of a master storyteller.

A small selection of my fav pictures from 2024
04/01/2025

A small selection of my fav pictures from 2024

Mark Seymour shares is favorite images from the last 12 months using Layers, reflections and many more techniques to showcase his work ...

A few prints for up and coming competitions.. fingers crossed... Which do u like the best ?"Through these photographs, w...
31/12/2024

A few prints for up and coming competitions.. fingers crossed... Which do u like the best ?

"Through these photographs, witness the kaleidoscope of life captured in its purest form. Each image tells a unique story: a sacred temple scene steeped in culture and tradition, a child gazing curiously through a window, a moment of serenity at dawn with birds soaring around a devout soul. These frames are windows into the essence of humanity, blending daily life, spirituality, and community. From the vibrant riverbanks of Kolkata to the quiet dignity of an elder's gaze, every detail invites you to explore the beauty in ordinary moments.


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This photograph beautifully captures in layers the essence of daily life in Kolkata, India. Each segment of the frame te...
18/12/2024

This photograph beautifully captures in layers the essence of daily life in Kolkata, India. Each segment of the frame tells a story: children sit curiously on steps, an elderly barber tends to his customer, and three men share a quiet moment in conversation. The weathered red walls add character and texture to the scene, while the lady in red walking through the frame adds a dynamic, fleeting touch of motion with her head captured perfectly in its own space.The composition highlights the coexistence of work, rest, and movement, encapsulating a typical Indian street scene in a single frame.

A truly memorable experience - visit and photograph tribes and villages that are way off the beaten track. Join us to ex...
23/06/2024

A truly memorable experience - visit and photograph tribes and villages that are way off the beaten track.

Join us to explore the history as we capture these soon to be lost villages and the Konyak tribal people.

Explore Guwahati to photograph the pilgrims who visit Lord Shiva’s famous Kamakhya temple. Then travel through Kaziranga National Park and on to Mon, Longwa and Sivasagar. Experience the Aoleang Festival, which takes place in several villages at the beginning of April.

This will be a truly memorable experience for just 6 participants. Join us on the Nagaland tour, March/April 2025 with Mark Seymour.

https://www.lightandland.co.uk/photography-tours/view/the-last-headhunters-nagaland-photography-tour-mar-apr-2025

Pilgrims light candles at Kamakya temple in Guwahati.The Kamakhya Temple at Nilachal hills in Guwahati, Assam is one of ...
24/03/2024

Pilgrims light candles at Kamakya temple in Guwahati.
The Kamakhya Temple at Nilachal hills in Guwahati, Assam is one of the oldest and most revered centres of Ta***ic practices, dedicated to the goddess Kamakhya

Visiting the Apatani tribe, Northern India    The noses of these women were drilled and plugged and their faces tattooed...
21/03/2024

Visiting the Apatani tribe, Northern India
The noses of these women were drilled and plugged and their faces tattooed as young teenagers to make them less attarctive to men from other tribes. The practice stopped in the early 70"s.We are documenting the last of these surviving people in the villages Ziro Valley.

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14/02/2024

Monkey Business...

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Allahabad train station.
13/02/2024

Allahabad train station.

Trinidad, Cuba. Waiting for the moment.                                                                .
08/02/2024

Trinidad, Cuba. Waiting for the moment.

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Layers in Old Havana Cuba.
07/02/2024

Layers in Old Havana Cuba.

Lady in Red, Cienfuegos, Cuba.
06/02/2024

Lady in Red, Cienfuegos, Cuba.

Cuba.. love this place We met this guy at a to***co farm in Vinales.                                                    ...
02/02/2024

Cuba.. love this place We met this guy at a to***co farm in Vinales.

On the banks of the river Ganga.
01/02/2024

On the banks of the river Ganga.

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