MARK SETON

PHOTOGRAPHY · LRPS · CPAGB

A weathered wooden jetty reaching into still water beneath a dramatic sky. Photograph by Mark Seton.

LANDSCAPE / ARCHITECTURE / NATURE

A quieter world.
A closer look.

Photographs that find the extraordinary
in the places we pass by.

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MARK SETON
NEWCASTLETON · SCOTTISH BORDERS

01 / The Mooring
A study in stillness.

AN INDEPENDENT EYE.
A PERSONAL PERSPECTIVE.

The familiar.
Seen differently.

A quiet stretch of water. The rhythm of timber. A fleeting detail in the natural world. Mark Seton’s photography invites you to slow down and see what might otherwise go unnoticed.

01 / A SELECTED EDIT

Stay a little longer.

Four photographs. Four ways of seeing.
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Dovercourt lighthouse and wooden posts emerging from a calm blue-grey sea.

Emergence

01 / COAST

A country lane curving past a tree beneath a vivid dawn sky in Great Dunmow.

Bigods Lane, Dunmow

04 / LANDSCAPE

Textured concrete columns and geometric brick paving at the Barbican.

Barbican Columns

02 / ARCHITECTURE

Two Common Blue butterflies resting on a single stem.

A Pair of Common Blues

03 / NATURE

There’s more beyond the frame.

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Weathered boats at Pin Mill beneath a dramatic cloud-filled sky.

PIN MILL / THE BOATS GRAVEYARD

02 / THE PHOTOGRAPHER

Curiosity is
the starting point.

Based in Newcastleton in the Scottish Borders, Mark Seton explores landscape, architecture and the natural world through a personal photographic practice.

His first daily photography project ran throughout 2012. That habit of looking continues through long-running projects, monochrome studies and an ongoing fascination with the built environment.

LRPS

Licentiate of the Royal
Photographic Society

CPAGB

Credit award, Photographic
Alliance of Great Britain

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03 / KEEP LOOKING

A photograph is a moment.
Looking is a practice.

Follow the photographic journal for the pictures, experiments and discoveries between the finished frames.

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04 / START A CONVERSATION

One image.
So many possibilities.

Interested in a print or using a photograph?
Start with the image that caught your eye.

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A GOOD PLACE TO START

01 / The photograph
Include the title of the image or a link.

02 / What you have in mind
A place on your wall, a publication or another image-use enquiry.

03 / The details
Mention any sizes, intended use or dates so Mark has the context.

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Print options and image permissions
are confirmed directly with Mark.