Winter clouds over Yosemite Valley from Tunnel View

People. Planet. Purpose.

Mark A. Middleton

Photographs of places worth slowing down for.

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A sense of place.

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PHOTOGRAPHY · TRAVEL · STORIES

Photographs of places worth slowing down for. Stories of travel, history, and a life rooted in Tampa Bay.

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Mark A. Middleton seated in a charcoal suit and black shirt against a brown background
Portrait by Jeremiah Khokhar. © Jeremiah Khokhar Photography LLC.

PHOTOGRAPHER · STORYTELLER · TAMPA BAY

I’m Mark A. Middleton.

I’m drawn to places with a story: a quiet coastline, an old neighborhood, a city waking up on the other side of the world. Photography gives me a reason to slow down and look more closely.

Tampa Bay has been home since 1984, and Dunedin is where my interests in history, real estate, and community service come together. Here I share the photographs, journeys, and people that shape how I see the world.

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SELECTED WORK

Three places, three ways of seeing

CLOSER TO HOME

A sense of place.

The same curiosity that takes me around the world keeps me looking closely at home. Explore my work with Middleton Tampa Bay at Compass, the architecture and stories of Historic Homes Tampa Bay, and the local history I share through Discover Delightful Dunedin.

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FIELD NOTES

Read the stories behind the photographs

Field Notes brings together the places, people, and decisions behind the images. For new work, follow @markamiddleton on Instagram.

The world, one photograph at a time

Map of Places

Follow the photographs across landscapes, cities, and coastlines.

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Latest Field Note

A colonial-era flag in front of a white clapboard house and autumn trees in Williamsburg, Virginia

Williamsburg, Virginia: Where American History Is Still Alive

An autumn walk through Williamsburg’s colonial streets and the grounds of William & Mary, with a camera and time to notice the details.

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