FRAMES Photography Podcast with Mark Edward Harris

In today’s episode, W. Scott Olsen talks to Mark Edward Harris, a renowned travel and documentary photographer known for his compelling visual storytelling across diverse cultures and environments, capturing everything from remote destinations to intimate human experiences.

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Mark Edward Harris is an award-winning travel and documentary photographer whose work has taken him to over 100 countries across six continents. His photography explores diverse cultures, historical narratives, and human experiences, with a strong emphasis on visual storytelling. Harris has contributed to major publications such as National Geographic Traveler, Life, Time, and The New York Times, capturing everything from the landscapes of remote regions to the personal stories of individuals. His work often delves into themes of resilience, tradition, and the passage of time, offering viewers a deeper understanding of the world through his lens.

Beyond his editorial assignments, Harris has authored several acclaimed photography books, including The Way of the Japanese Bath, Inside North Korea, and Inside Iran, each offering a unique perspective on these regions’ cultural and political landscapes. His ability to gain access to restricted areas and document untold stories has made him one of the most respected photographers in his field. A frequent speaker and educator, Harris also conducts workshops and lectures worldwide, sharing his expertise and passion for photography with aspiring visual storytellers.