Marc has been actively photographing since the age of 8 - when he borrowed his aunt’s Nikon FE2 during a trip to the zoo…and then refused to give it back.

He went on to graduate with honors from the University of Michigan School of Art and Design and since then, his work has been included in over 80 juried, solo and group exhibitions and has appeared in publications like F-Stop Magazine, The Hand Magazine, and Photographer’s Forum.

Marc’s photography has also been shown in numerous museums, including the Attleboro Arts Museum (MA), Bonita Art Museum (CA), and Bristol Art Museum (RI). His work can also be found in the permanent collections of the Griffin Museum of Photography in Winchester, MA; and the Harold Washington Library Center in Chicago, IL.

Throughout his career, Marc has focused on alternative process photographic art; incorporating a combination of both traditional and contemporary methods to address issues of beauty, memory, childhood, and mental health. These concepts are often communicated through self-portraiture or unconventional approaches to landscape imagery – resulting in a unique perspective on the natural world.

Originally from the Chicago area, Marc currently resides in Leesburg, Virginia – just north of Washington, DC.