Capturing Your Memories with Decades of Unmatched Skill and Care
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Mark Lee is a wonderful photographer! He did family photos for us, and they turned out AMAZING! Mark got the sweetest picture of me hugging my daughter, we were able to put that picture on a mug and its one of the best keepsakes I could’ve ever asked for.
Ellen R.
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Mark is very skilled at capturing the essence of every event he photographs, bringing moments to life with authenticity and artistry. His dedication to telling meaningful stories through his lens is very apparent. He has a gift for making every event unforgettable.
Stephen M.
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I wanted photos that showed the personalities of our five grandchildren (ages infant to 6). We knew it wouldn't be easy to get the cooperation of young children, but he nailed it. He captured their personalities beautifully, and made the whole experience fun. We can't recommend him enough.
Laura M.
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Mark captures natural expressions and always makes me look better than I see myself in photos. He took our family photos and spent the time to make everyone comfortable with his easy going personality and great sense of humor. A friend gifted me a photo shoot for my 50th birthday and he found interesting backgrounds around the city and made me look and feel amazing. Those shots are still my favorite of all time.
Lisa S.
Mark A. Lee
Indianapolis photographer Mark A. Lee brings a unique blend of theater and photojournalism to his work, capturing special event moments that tell your story while you enjoy the celebration. A proud Hoosier, Mark’s three-decade journey in the LGBT community is featured in the Indiana Historical Society's exhibit, "A Visual Journey: From AIDS to Marriage Equality." In 2014, he was named CICOA's "Caregiver of the Year" for supporting his father—a journey he's now documenting in his upcoming book, Raising Dad. Mark’s a Golden Retriever dad to Summer and once biked coast-to-coast!
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Through a photograph, we hold onto the people, places, and feelings that shape who we are.