London mentors Kobi Israel and Rupert Truman taught Mark Paulda the rules of photography and how to break them.
From "straight photography" to more innovative work, the camera is never far from his side. In "Celebrating El Paso, "Paulda turns to documenting the unique bi-cultural heritage that is El Paso.
His time-lapsed evocations of traffic at twilight or his explorations of the majestic mountains of the area celebrate the city that occupies a unique vantage point--on the border of two countries, three states, a military installation, and an Indian reservation.

Mark Paulda, accomplished photographer and wandering wayfarer, doesn t just showcase scenery in "El Paso 120"; he makes a powerful statement: El Paso is not at the edge but instead at the very center of some remarkably amazing landscape. Paulda subverts the notion that El Paso is merely a desert city in the middle of nowhere by taking his audience on journeys to striking destinations within a 120-mile radius of the border city.
Alongside photographs of mountainous locales like the Hueco Tanks, Paulda includes photos of such variety that some might not believe these locales are within a...

Your photos are blurry no more with -Night Photography Made Easy.- Almost every beginning photographer has taken a photo at night, looked at the camera's LCD screen pleased with the outcome only to be disappointed when viewed on a computer screen. Does this sound familiar? This handbook is essential if you are new to night photography. Achieve crisp clear photos in low light. Follow simple advice and easy to understand techniques and you will learn night photography with success. Learn night photography with professional travel photographer (and night photography lover), Mark Paulda. Paulda's...