Mark Liversidge is an experienced photographer with a focus on street and architectural subjects. After returning to university as a mature student, Mark is completing a photography degree to refine his skills and expand his understanding of the craft. His candid style captures the everyday beauty of urban environments and their constant evolution. He has a passion for documenting the interaction between people, architecture, and city life, preserving the dynamic relationships that unfold in these spaces.
Looking ahead, Mark has several exciting photography projects planned. He aims to explore new cities and countries, immersing himself in their cultures and capturing the unique character of each location. His work will focus on how history, architecture, and daily life intertwine to shape a place's identity.
In addition, Mark plans to publish more books, showcasing both new and existing work. These collections will offer fresh perspectives on the ever-changing urban landscape. Through his photography, he hopes to inspire others to see cities through a more thoughtful lens, uncovering the stories and history hidden within the streets.
Ethics Statement
• I am dedicated to documenting the evolving landscape of Sheffield, contributing to local history and preserving these important visual records for future generations.
• I ensure any individuals featured in my work understand the purpose and potential uses of the resulting images, fostering a collaborative working environment wherever possible.
• I strive to approach my subjects with empathy, aiming to authentically capture their stories with care, whether it's an individual or landscape.
• I prioritize representing the community I photograph with respect, aiming to reflect its diverse narratives through my photography.
• I am committed to understanding the cultural contexts of the communities I photograph, ensuring my work honours their values and traditions.
• I recognize that ethical practices are a journey; I remain open to growth and adapt my approach as I continue to evolve as a photographer.
