Marc Braun has a storied photography career starting in fine arts. He was accepted in national juried festivals and shows including the Boston Mills Art Festival (the first photographer accepted), and the former Cleveland Art Museum May Show. When he opened his studio Marc specialized in product, advertising, editorial, and location, including architecture, and photography. He won national awards in all areas. Marc was the first national studio to become all-digital, expanding his studio to a seven-person staff. Ultimately, deciding he preferred being a shooter to managing others, Marc moved on to new adventures. He co-wrote the book How to Learn Digital Photography in a Weekend with his son Bradley Braun. For over 20 years, he worked with a team to produce international medical educational conferences. Marc advanced the conferences from slide show presentations to high-end digital ones and eventually to providing the conference online. Also, he mastered location photography with an iPhone and mastered 360-degree product photography.
Now semi-retired Marc continues his work mainly in 360-degree product and landscape photography. Throughout his career art directors and other clients appreciated his technical skills, creativity, and ability to work without direction. His work has graced the covers of magazines, found in places like annual reports, product catalogs, and advertisements, His works hang on the walls of many homes and businesses. Marc has had a consummate career in the medium he cherishes. He
considers himself to be one of the lucky ones who has enjoyed a lifetime in a job he loves.