Timestacking Photographer and artist Mark Weller started his professional career making films in Alaska. In 1980 he moved to Madison as Wisconsin Public Television’s senior producer creating documentaries for statewide and national audiences winning an Emmy for his work with Bill Clinton. In 1992 he accepted a position in a telecommunications firm and is currently President and CEO. His avocation of photography manifested itself over 25 years ago and he specializes in timestacking. Gallery Marzen say Mark’s “propensity for capturing movement and its relationship to his camera sets him far apart from other photographers in the region.” As a lecturer and innovator, he was recently honored with an “M” award from Madison Magazine.
Earth’s Crust at Yellowstone, time-stacking photography, 38″x60″
Sunday at the Beach, time-stacking photography, 30″x55″
Summer on a Hilltop, time-stacking photography, 38″x60″
