A freelance photographer working in New York City since 1982, Mark McQueen serves clients ranging from American Express and JPMorgan Chase to independent party planners and PR firms of all sizes.

His assignment work has been published in numerous national and regional publications including Newsweek, US News & World Report, The New York Times and Newsday, as well as in countless brochures, book covers, annual reports, web sites and electronic presentations.

PR professionals rely on Mark for high-profile events where he has photographed a diverse list of celebrities, CEO’s, and politicians including Ronald Reagan, Cher, Ed Koch, Tommy Hilfiger, Rusty Staub, Kofi Anan, George Pataki, Rudy Giuliani, Jimmy Carter, Henry Kissinger, John Mallone, Phil Donahue...the list goes on.

No matter who is in attendance, however, Mark is as adept at corralling large groups into photographable configurations as is he is at capturing the candid flavor of an event while remaining as unobtrusive as possible.

While many photographers are just beginning to tackle the challenges of digital photography, Mark has been fully digital since 1999. He has long ago worked out the many kinks that can surprise newcomers to the field. He offers a full suite of digital options, from on-site transmission of finished images, to retouching and special effects.

Mark also does Corporate Annual Report and Advertising Photography and Corporate Headshots. He is currently working on a book and exhibit of City Dog photos and donates time every month photographing animals needing adoption at Animal Haven, a no-kill shelter in Queens.