American Photographer Mark Fisher

American Photographer Mark Fisher
An U.S. Army Veteran Established In Filmmaking And Photography

Tuesday, February 15, 2011

A Dreamy Pale Face • Beauty Image • American Beauty Photographer Mark Fisher

A Dreamy Pale Face



Direct Sunlight On The Face





American Beauty Photographer Mark Fisher





To See Beauty Edge Come Out




Without Heavy Make Up




Lighting Being The Key And




It Can Change The World.




A Look Has Cause A Direction





In A Trend.



Thanks Fanny



American Beauty Photographer Mark Fisher







Direct Light Over Exposes The Face





A Soft Focus Helps The Dream.






Using A Reflector Light Is Brought







In To Balance The Harsh Light





Bringing A Softer Look





Making The Image Easier To Approach











Equipment




Real Camera - Pentax 67




Real Film





Kodak





Reflector For Fill...






Image © Mark Fisher NYC1





(All Rights Reserved)





To Contact Mark Fisher




E-Mail to; firststampmultimedia@yahoo.com





You Must E-Mail.





For Direct Contact.




Original Image By Mark Fisher NYC1





Management: Green Key Management

greenkeym@aol.com





Music Blog:
New Music Blog Up: http://markfishers-musicreview.blogspot.com/2010/07/mark-fishers-music-review-endemic.html







Face Book Fan Page:http://www.facebook.com/pages/Mark-Fisher-American-Photographer/220022640464






Published Worldwide Over Twenty Five Years






Work Available For Viewing On Over 30 Websites





To See Beauty Images




http://modelurl.com/MarkFisherNYC1/photos.aspx





More To Be Found On A Google Search





Mark Fisher NYC1 (Click Images)



Mark Fisher Beauty Photographer (Click Images)




(The Real Mark Fisher Photographer Is In New York)





New York Photographer Mark Fisher





Look For The Blogs.





To See More Images





Go To My Website…





If You Would Like!




Website; http://web.me.com/markfishernyc1







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Remember: Photographer Mark Fisher is in New York.







Thank You 



Monday, February 14, 2011

Target Face • Beauty Image • American Beauty Photographer Mark Fisher

Concentrate On The Face






To See Beauty 





It Can Change The World.




A Look Has Cause A Direction 





In A Trend.







American Beauty Photographer Mark Fisher 







 Direct Light Shadowed Over






The Top Of The Face







Using A Reflector Light Is  Brought







In From This Side Removing The Harsh Light





Bringing A Softer Look





Making The Image easier To Approach











Equipment




Real Camera - Pentax 67




Real Film





Kodak





Reflector For Fill...






Image © Mark Fisher NYC1





(All Rights Reserved)





To Contact Mark Fisher




E-Mail to; firststampmultimedia@yahoo.com





You Must E-Mail.





For Direct Contact.




Original Image By Mark Fisher NYC1





Management: Green Key Management

greenkeym@aol.com





Music Blog:
New Music Blog Up: http://markfishers-musicreview.blogspot.com/2010/07/mark-fishers-music-review-endemic.html







Face Book Fan Page:http://www.facebook.com/pages/Mark-Fisher-American-Photographer/220022640464






Published Worldwide Over Twenty Five Years






Work Available For Viewing On Over 30 Websites





To See Beauty Images




http://modelurl.com/MarkFisherNYC1/photos.aspx





More To Be Found On A Google Search





Mark Fisher NYC1 (Click Images)



Mark Fisher Beauty Photographer (Click Images)




(The Real Mark Fisher Photographer Is In New York)





New York Photographer Mark Fisher





Look For The Blogs.





To See More Images





Go To My Website…





If You Would Like!




Website; http://web.me.com/markfishernyc1







UNDER FEDERAL LAW, IF YOU KNOWINGLY MISREPRESENT OR PROMOTE ONLINE MATERIAL OR IDENTITY THAT IS INFRINGING, YOU MAY BE SUBJECT TO CRIMINAL PROSECUTION FOR PERJURY AND CIVIL PENALTIES, INCLUDING MONETARY DAMAGES, COURT COSTS, AND ATTORNEYS’ FEES.





Remember: Photographer Mark Fisher is in New York.







Thank You 



Just A Scene • Glass Vision • Mark Fisher American Photographer

A Glass Vision 




American Photographer Mark Fisher




As You Travel Under A Walkway

American Gold Coins • Designed By Augustus Saint-Gaudens • Mark Fisher American Photographer

American Gold Coins Designed By 






Augustus Saint-Gaudens



American Photographer MARK FISHER




Theodore Roosevelt asked Saint-Gaudens to re-design





 all of the nation’s circulating coinage 





in a manner reminiscent of the beautiful ancient coins



 from Greece and Rome. 







American Photographer Mark Fisher





Just Be Creative™


 No Second Usage Without Permission

All Rights Reserved • Models, Actresses, Musicians Used In The Web Posts Are Professionals and Require Fee For Any Publication or Usage. All Have Management And There Be Will Visit By The Court Papers. Removal Of The Image Or Blog May Violate U.S. Laws.

Photographer Mark Fisher™ Is 
A Well Accomplished Published Photographer 
In Beauty, Fashion, and Music Photography. 

New York City 
Based Image And Filmmaker
Has A Worldwide Following. 
Is A Member Of The Press. 

There Is Fan Page On Facebook.

 http://www.facebook.com/AmericanPhotographerMarkFisher 
Certified And Licensed Image Maker
  Commissions Accepted

• New York • • Paris • • Milan • 
• London • • Los Angeles • • Tokyo • 
• Most Cities •
  Private Client Request Allow.

For More Info Contact 
Green Key Management 

New York, New York 
greenkeymanagement@aol.com 

Thank You

Capitol Cornerstone Centennial • Rare Medal Image • American Photographer Mark Fisher

Rare Capitol Cornerstone Centennial Medal
 Side 1








Side 2






Capitol Cornerstone Centennial 
   

Celebrated Sept. 18, 1893


On this day in 1893, federal officials led a celebration that marked the centennial of the laying of the U.S. Capitol corner­stone by President George Washington in 1793.
Government offices were closed for the occasion. A procession retraced the route that Washington and his entourage had taken 100 years earlier. It began at Lafayette Square and proceeded along Pennsylvania Avenue up to Capitol Hill.
President Grover Cleveland headed the parade, followed by members of his Cabinet, legislators, Freemasons, Sons of Cincinnati, veterans of the Mexican and Civil wars, D.C. National Guardsmen and firefighters from across the country.
As the procession wound its way to the Capitol, a crowd estimated by newspaper accounts at 10,000 basked in the late-summer sunshine. A Boston Globe reporter wrote, “The decorations of the Capitol were artistic, but in no way gaudy, and, when the ceremonies began, an animated picture, full of patriotism, life and beauty, was presented to onlookers who thronged the broad terrace along the East Front.”
A 1,500-member chorus, accompanied by the U.S. Marine Corps Band, played patriotic songs and sang classical hymns. Cleveland; William Wirt Henry, the grandson of Patrick Henry of Virginia; Vice President Adlai Stevenson; and House Speaker Charles Crisp (D-Ga.) addressed the throng.
Crisp reflected on the “marvelous growth” of the nation in the century since Washington had laid the cornerstone. “When that century began,” the speaker noted, “we were ‘weak’ ... just struggling into political existence. ... Its end finds us strong in resources, strong in wealth and credit, strong in numbers, and strong in the affection of an intelligent and united people.”