About the author
Mark Paulda is not only an observer of life, but also has
a passion for travelling to foreign lands challenging that
which he is most familiar. Professionally, Mark is an awardwinning
travel photographer and best-selling author. His first
book, “Celebrating El Paso,” sold out of its first printing within
three months of its release, and went on to become the
fastest selling book for TCU Press. “Edge of the Southwest”
is now in production, and Mark’s third book, “London After
Hours” is in the works. Additionally, his images have been part
of collaborative publications such as Sandy Hill’s “Mountain,”
published by Rizolli, David Tucker’s “London Walks,” and Karen
Griffith’s “Reflections of Lake Lenore.”
Mark Paulda’s photographic career has brought him
many accolades including: Finalist, 2008/2010/2011
International Travel Photographer of the Year; semi-finalist,
Shell Wildlife Photographer of the Year; semi-finalist for
landscape at the Venice International Photo Awards; and 3rd
prize, Prix de la Photographie Paris. His work is represented
by the Hal Marcus Gallery, and has been exhibited at the El
Paso Museum of Art, the International Exhibition of Fine Art
Photography at the Center for Fine Art Photography; the
Georgetown Art Hop, and many other venues throughout
the world.