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EPISODE · Jan 13, 2014 · 48 MIN

TCF Ep. 215 - Mark Hemmings

from The Candid Frame: Conversations on Photography

Mark Hemmings is a professional photographer and commercial filmmaker. He is Director of Photography at Hemmings House Pictures, an international media company that specializes in TV production, documentaries, commercial films, advertising/architectural photography and audio recording. Mark got his start in the photography and movie industry when he lived in Japan in 2000. He signed a contract with a photography agency in Tokyo which lead to a career traveling around the world capturing images for magazines, travel guidebooks, and commercial clients. These travels have given Mark a great love for street photography, and meeting new people from different cultures. Mark is also a professional photography instructor, and he has taught photography workshops around the world: Japan, Korea, England, Hungary, Transylvania/Romania, and Mexico. His primary annual workshop is held every February in the Spanish colonial town of San Miguel de Allende, Mexico. www.hemmingshouse.com www.sanmiguelphotoworkshops.com http://www.heima.co.uk/video/ http://www.denisduquette.ca www.thecandidframe.com [email protected]

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