Mark Graf is an internationally published nature photographer from Detroit, Michigan with more than 15 years experience in creating and providing fine art nature photographs.

With an interest in a wide range of nature subjects, his lens has drawn him to explore natural wonders in the depths of the Pacific Ocean, to the wildlife and majestic landscapes of Alaska, to intimate details and patterns formed over millennia in the depths of stone.

One of his guiding philosophies was best remarked by John Muir in 1869; "When we try to pick out anything by itself we find that it is bound fast by a thousand invisible cords that cannot be broken, to everything in the universe. "

Examples of this are everywhere, from wildlife habitat and behavior to the smallest details of a section of stone, to looking out towards the galaxy.. These connections in nature become a muse for his photography. They also guide his philosophy in support for wildlife and habitat preservation, from our mountains to the depths of our oceans.

Mark lives in the Detroit, Michigan area with his wife Lisa and their Alaskan Malamute, Willow.
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