First High School Medal Winner, 1974

 

MarkGreen

-is a Houston, Texas (USA) based commercial photographer

with over twenty years of experience creating high impact images

worldwide for graphic design firms and major corporations.

 

Mark is well known for his industrial and "smokestack" photography, but is equally

adept at high tech imagery, tough location lighting, studio work and portraits.

His 3200 sq. ft. studio is a complete facility featuring drive in capability,

on site processing, scanning & transmitting services and Mac workstations.

 

His work has been published worldwide and he has won awards from

Communications Arts, PRINT Magazine, Art Directors Club of Houston,

Mead Annual Report Show, Graphis and others.

 

Tattooed Pig, circa 1980

 

Mark on Mark:

"I've been a photographer since....well pretty much forever.

I started shooting in high school and attended Houston Technical Institute,

one of the first "Magnet" schools in the city . There, I was

able to have lab 3 hours a day for three years and bought my first Leica.

Shortly thereafter I attended the Ansel Adams Yosemite Workshop

in California and knew that my fate was sealed. I was accepted at Brooks Institute,

but started assisting a local pro first and never made it out to Santa Barbara.

I've never really had any job but "shootin' pictures' ever since."

 

He has a wife, Marilyn, and two daughters, Kate and Alana.

 

Mark in 1986 .... in the New York Times!

I was photographed as a sad Astro Fan after the Mets eliminated

the Houston team in the 1986 playoffs. Click the page for the whole story.

Pretty funny. All worked up over -baseball.

Some things never change.....the Astro's still lose playoff games, and I still suffer with them.

Photo: F. Carter Smith