Hi,
My name is Mark and my middle name is Christopher, hence, CHRISTOPHER MARX Photography.
I am a family portrait and special occasion wedding photographer from Macomb Twp Michigan, I am about 25miles north of Detroit.
A quick snapshot about me:
* I love God and owe Him everything,
* I am a full-time engineer for the army defense industry full time for 30years.
* I have been into photography since high school, but in Michigan, automotive is the leader.
* I have been married almost 19 years to Jessica, who’s encouragement of my work, has helped me step out of my box and create the images I see in the smiles of everyone I photograph.
* I have three beautiful teen age daughters,
* I have passion for many things in life, including the outdoors, my family, and just an overall need to be creative.
* When I die, I want the images I create to be remembered thru time and past on to the next generations.
Some of my favorite things: hot coffee on a cold autumn morning, walking in the woods in northern Michigan, the sounds of kids laughter and the innocence of their smiles and why I do what I do; that images that evoke emotion.
“Our job as photographers is not to show the world as it is, but as we want it to be.” –An insight from the late Monte Zucker,
My name is Mark and my middle name is Christopher, hence, CHRISTOPHER MARX Photography.
I am a family portrait and special occasion wedding photographer from Macomb Twp Michigan, I am about 25miles north of Detroit.
A quick snapshot about me:
* I love God and owe Him everything,
* I am a full-time engineer for the army defense industry full time for 30years.
* I have been into photography since high school, but in Michigan, automotive is the leader.
* I have been married almost 19 years to Jessica, who’s encouragement of my work, has helped me step out of my box and create the images I see in the smiles of everyone I photograph.
* I have three beautiful teen age daughters,
* I have passion for many things in life, including the outdoors, my family, and just an overall need to be creative.
* When I die, I want the images I create to be remembered thru time and past on to the next generations.
Some of my favorite things: hot coffee on a cold autumn morning, walking in the woods in northern Michigan, the sounds of kids laughter and the innocence of their smiles and why I do what I do; that images that evoke emotion.
“Our job as photographers is not to show the world as it is, but as we want it to be.” –An insight from the late Monte Zucker,
© Christopher Marx Photography