Mark Spooner’s work is defined by an editorial sensibility, a deep appreciation for aesthetic clarity, and an ability to capture moments with precision and feeling. He is the visionary behind MSP, shaping the studio’s approach to wedding photography with a refined yet unforced style - one that values composition, movement, and the interplay of light and shadow.

Mark’s path to photography wasn’t linear, but he felt the pull early in life. More than a medium, it was a way to make memories tangible - to hold onto the energy of an experience long after it had passed. Since founding his studio, Mark has built a reputation for images that feel as effortless as they are timeless. He understands that great photography isn’t about imposing a vision - it’s about reading a room, anticipating a moment, and knowing when to improvise. His appreciation for design, storytelling, and the beauty of well-made things extends beyond his work, shaping both his photography and the way he moves through the world.

Outside of photography, Mark finds inspiration in the details of daily life—the mechanical beat of a well-crafted watch, the shifting light on the lake, or the true quiet luxury of time spent with family. When he’s not documenting weddings, he frequently escapes to the Adirondacks, where weekends are spent balancing adventure and stillness through hiking, canoeing, or simply watching the fire burn down. At home, he finds that same rhythm on the Massachusetts coast, where he and his wife, Molly, are raising their daughter, Arlo, alongside their bird dog, Murphy. Whether exploring new places, cooking together, or embracing the outdoors, their life is a reflection of the values that shape his work.