Mark Mccarvill

Mark McCarvill is a self-taught photographer who makes color and black-and-white images of the Canadian and international landscape. His artistic influences include photographers like Ansel Adams and Michael Kenna, and painters such as Tom Thomson and Lawren Harris. Mark is originally from Prince Edward Island but spent many years in both Ottawa and Toronto before moving to Vancouver.

His clients include both individual and corporate buyers, and his prints range in size from 7”x7” to 40”x40”. Mark blends his own carbon pigment inkset, custom designed for making high resolution, archival black-and-white photographs.

Mark is a self-taught photographer and fine art printer. He regularly shares his knowledge with other photographers, at workshops and via online forums.

Mark’s photographs have been exhibited at the National Press Club in Ottawa, the McMichael Gallery in Kleinburg (Ontario), and the Vancity Credit Union in Vancouver, among other venues. In 2015, Mark was among the artists chosen to participate in the juried Eastside Culture Crawl.