Maryanne Carmack started operating her photography studio in San Francisco, California, February 2005. She is an emerging photographer who brings a clean, fresh innovative approach to her art.  Growing up in an inquisitive family with a love for travel and nature, she was fortunate to have been exposed to diverse landscapes and environments throughout her life, and to have gained a deep understanding and appreciation for the environment and its mechanics.  Her fascination with nature led her first to study geography in university, and then to travel and see, first hand, the diversity of living nature.  Along the way, while traveling from Turkey to Russia to Indonesia to Central America, she fell in love with photography and what it could say about nature and people.  To Maryanne, photography has become a universal language, understood by all regardless of background, religion, age or language, and a practice of ethnographic realism – the study and systematic recording of human culture.   Now she has brought these lessons home and put them to practice. In her studio (as an event and wedding photographer) she uses her magic eye as a camera lens to preserve moments, emotions and details that make each life unique capturing the joy, spontaneity and fantasy that define a special day.  Her life goal is to become an active member in the photography community, and to generate public awareness for the environment through her photography.