Marc Tule

Microview 54 Just Released!

By Chinaza Osisioma|April 12th, 2017|Categories: Animal Photography, Automotive Photography, Commercial Photography, Conceptual Photography, Fashion Photography, Featured Content, Food Photography, Healthcare Photography, Industrial Photography, Landscape Photography, Lifestyle Photography, Portrait Photography, Sports Photography, Travel Photography|Tags: AtEdge Books, AtEdge Commercial Photographers, AtEdge Microview, Charles Schiller, Chris Gordaneer, Junichi Ito, Marc Tule, Nick Collura, RJ Muna, Russ Quackenbush, Sally Peterson|

Featured Image: ©Chris Gordaneer Microview is back with its 54th issue, now making its

Marc Tule for Sony

By Chinaza Osisioma|March 27th, 2017|Categories: Commercial Photography, Featured Content|Tags: Advertising Campaigns, Advertising Photography, commercial photographer, commercial photography, Commissions, Marc Tule, Product Photography, Sony|

Here are some new images produced by Marc Tule for a recent Sony

Photography Meets Origami in Marc Tule’s Project for Google

By Chinaza Osisioma|October 20th, 2016|Categories: Commercial Photography, Face-to-Face, Featured Content|Tags: Advertising Campaign Spotlight, Advertising Campaigns, Advertising Photography, Campaign Spotlight, commercial photography, Conceptual Photography, Google, Marc Tule|

Google enlisted the help of Marc Tule to create captivating imagery using the origami art

Marc Tule for Shure

By Chinaza Osisioma|July 6th, 2016|Categories: Featured Content|Tags: Advertising Campaigns, Advertising Photography, AtEdge photographers, commercial photographer, Commissions, Marc Tule, Product Photography, Shure|

The creative team at MiresBall came to Marc Tule with some concepts for

Marc Tule: The Dark Side

By Iral @ AtEdge|December 18th, 2015|Categories: Conceptual Photography, Featured Content, Original Content, Social Post|Tags: Encapsulations, JK&, Latex, Marc Tule, Personal Projects, Product Photography, Star Wars, studio|

Marc Tule's latest personal project picks up where his wildly-popular Encapsulations series left off.