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Marian Kraus Photography and State Street Salvage opening showroom at Chicago's Grand Avenue Design District - 7/30/2010

Fox Valley area based Marian Kraus Photography and State Street Salvage are joining a growing number of vintage, salvage and modernist-inspired furniture and home accessory stores

 

July 30, 2010 – St. Charles, IL Tasteful shopping in Chicago’s Grand Avenue Design District, a former industrial hub that has blossomed into a vintage, salvage and modernist – inspired furniture destination, will become even more exciting and worth a visit when State Street Salvage’s owners Kevin Hanley and Steve Peterson and Marian Kraus of Marian Kraus Photography will open doors to the public at the beginning of August 2010.

The idea to combine the visionary talents of all three artists and to join forces was born out of the desire to provide shoppers and members of the interior design trade with a “one stop shop” destination, allowing them to find and procure very unique, functional and artistic furniture, fine art photography as well as home and garden accessories. In their own words: “By conveying the feeling, energy as well as spirit of our artistic visions and designs, our desire is to inspire our clients to transform their living and working spaces into meaningful and healing environments. Ultimately however, we want to contribute to the greater good of all.”

The space is located in an airy, open, 15’ high ceiling 2,000 sq. ft. showroom at 2248 West Grand Avenue in Chicago, IL. It is situated amidst other well recognized designer showrooms such as Buckingham Interiors & Design, Sentimental Gardens, European Furniture Warehouse, Salvage One, Post 27, MCM Grand and UberModern.

About State Street Salvage:

Kevin Hanley initially spent 15 years working in the clothing business, gathering a wide array of expertise and experiences. He then joined his family’s antiques and interiors business, Les Tissus Colbert and honed his varied business and design skills. Kevin’s constant drive and search for items that were creative, functional and unique, coupled with his extensive travels throughout Europe, led to the creation of State Street Salvage.

Steve Peterson has an extensive background in woodworking, which ranges from building custom furniture to restoring the most intricate antiques. His career started at the age of 12 which led him to become an artistic and accomplished woodworker and craftsman.

Through State Street Salvage, Steve and Kevin have been able to combine their talents of reinventing and repurposing unique and functional furniture for homes and to bring that to an otherwise boring marketplace. From side tables, wine racks and coffee tables to distinctive kitchen islands and serving pieces, lamps and chairs, State Street Salvage combines artistry and functionality in every piece they create.

For more information please visit their website at http://statestreetsalvage.com/index.html

About Marian Kraus Photography:

Combining his professional background and personal outlook, Marian Kraus’ photography differs from most of that of other photographers. With a sharp and passionate perception for design, aesthetics and expression, Marian Kraus conveys his inimitable photographic perspectives of Architecture, Nature, Elements and People to the Interior Design and Advertising Communities.

After departing his 20 year corporate career in 1999, Marian Kraus’ Fine Art Photography has been exhibited nationally and internationally and can be found in a growing number of private, corporate and institutional art collections. His commercial photography services have encompassed the architectural, advertising, corporate and editorial markets. To find out more about his story please visit https://www.mariankrausphotography.com/about/


Marian Kraus Photography chosen to be the primary photographer at the 2010 U.S. Open Squash Championships - 7/27/2010

We are grateful and exited to announce that Marian Kraus was chosen to be the primary photographer for the U.S. Open Squash Championships at the Pritzker Pavillion at Millenium Park in Chicago, IL . The world-class event will be held during September 25 through October 3, 2010 and honorary Co-Chairs Mayor Richard M. Daley and Prof. Henry Louis Gates Jr., and Event Chair Clare Muñana, Vice President of the Chicago Board of Education, invite you to attend the 2010 U.S. Open in Millennium Park.  The event features a professional sanctioned tournament that will attract 96 of the world’s top men and women squash professionals —all vying for the US Open title and their share of a total purse of $100,000.

The event will also feature an educational exposition for over 2,000 Chicago Public School students and their families.  All event proceeds will go to support METROsquash, a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit after school program, and Chicago Public School students.

Last but not least, hundreds of local, out-of-state and international squash players — and METROsquash students — will have the opportunity to compete in one of the country’s largest and hotly contested Skill Level Events.

To find out more about Metrosquash please follow here.


The Morton Arboretum Chooses Marian Kraus’ Fine Art Photography -
03/19/10

Most recently The Arboretum Store of The Morton Arboretum in Lisle, IL has selected 24 custom designs from the Serenity Scapes collection of Marian Kraus’ fine art photography to be included in the store’s offering of nature-inspired books, eco-friendly art, home décor, jewelry lines, and attire. A portion of all proceeds in the store goes directly toward the Arboretum’s goal to encourage the planting and conservation of trees.

The featured photographs depict Kraus’s uniquely artistic abstractions of leaves, grasses, ice, trees, bark, fungus and water, all photographed by him throughout the seasons at The Morton Arboretum. The collection consists of three different design options: single square format pieces of 8” and 12” in size that are float or flush mounted, and 10 x 30” triptychs that consist of 3 harmoniously coordinated 8” squares, float mounted on plaque board.

The Arboretum Store also features Marian Kraus book: “Inspirationals – A Collection of Photographs and Writings by Marian Kraus” where he shares his celebration of the human condition, most notably our experiences and the way we interact with the world around us in his outstanding nature photography book.

About The Morton Arboretum: The Arboretum was founded in 1922 by Morton Salt magnate Joy Morton (1855-1934), whose father J. Sterling Morton (1832–1902) was the founder of the original Arbor Day in 1872.

Today The Morton Arboretum is an internationally recognized nonprofit organization dedicated to the planting and conservation of trees. Its 1,700 acres hold collections of more than 4,000 kinds of trees, shrubs, and other plants from around the world. The Arboretums’ mission is to collect and study trees, shrubs, and other plants from around the world and to display them across naturally beautiful landscapes for people to study and enjoy.

The Arboretum offers extensive educational programming for all ages on how to grow trees and other plants in ways that enhance our environment with the goal to encourage a greener, healthier, and more beautiful world. The Arboretum furthermore conducts leading research on tree health and tree improvement, breeds and introduces hardy and disease-resistant trees and shrubs for distribution throughout the Midwest, and presents nature-related activities year-round for people of all ages and interests.

Arboretum grounds offer an oasis of magnificently tended trees, 16 miles of hiking trails, 9 miles of roads, and 900 acres of natural areas including the prototypical, restored 100-acre Schulenberg Prairie.

Also on the grounds are the Visitor Center and Plant Clinic, The Arboretum Store, Ginkgo Restaurant and Café, five-acre Children’s Garden, one-acre Maze Garden, an environmentally-friendly parking lot, and a paved walking trail around restored Meadow Lake.

About Marian Kraus Photography: Due to a rare combination of professional background and personal outlook Marian Kraus’ photography differs from most of that of other photographers. Pursuing his passion, photography is the confluence of these fundamental facets of Marian Kraus’ life. With 20+ years of executive experience at an international conglomerate, Kraus has a keen awareness of the essentials of corporate dynamics and success.


Marian Kraus Photography Offers Tips on How to Take Better Photographs on Its New Weblog - 02/18/10

According to artist and photographer Marian Kraus: “While there are thousands of books published on photography, the aim of my blog is to share my experience, strength and hope with the readership. One of the aspects of doing this is to periodically post new tips, techniques and insights on how to create fulfilling and aesthetically pleasing photographs. These insights and tips are based on my own experience of being a successful professional photographer”.

The most recently added blog “Tips on how to take better pictures of Interiors” http://mariankraus.com/2010/02/05/tips-on-how-to-take-better-pictures-of-interiors/ focuses on photo tips that might be taken into consideration when taking pictures of interiors. These may prove helpful to people who want to take photos of interiors to show to friends and family and they may also serve real estate agents, interior designers, architects and the like who want to visually document a non high profile offering or creation of theirs.

For the high profile jobs that may find use in marketing materials, publications, award submissions, brochures and the like, Kraus recommends the hire of a professional architectural photographer. In his own words: “If you do not want to spend all the time and effort in creating a satisfactory or outstanding photograph, hire a professional architectural photographer. Superb architectural photography requires the consideration of seemingly countless technical as well as artistic and aesthetic aspects which the pros have mastered over the years of being in business”.

While Marian Kraus’s photo tips are based on his own self taught experience, they are primarily aimed at the recreational and novice photographer. His next post in this series will highlight some more of the general photography aspects that may be helpful when making photographs of landscape and nature subjects.

About Marian Kraus Photography: Due to a rare combination of professional background and personal outlook Marian Kraus’ photography differs from most of that of other photographers. Pursuing his passion, photography is the confluence of these fundamental facets of Marian Kraus’ life. With 20+ years of executive experience at an international conglomerate, Kraus has a keen awareness of the essentials of corporate dynamics and success. His commercial photography services have encompassed the architectural, advertising, corporate and editorial markets after departing his corporate career in 1999. Kraus’ images have appeared in numerous periodicals as DuPage County’s book “Economic Powerhouse”. He was selected by the City of Naperville for its 175th Birthday Photo Exhibit “Mirror Image” and his clients include Crate & Barrel, Starwood Hotels and Resorts Worldwide, Inc / ORI, Graycor, Inc, Chicago Double Decker Co., Erdman Company, Bovis Lend Lease, Inc., McKesson Pharmaceuticals, RMK, Truefit & Hill N.A. and many others.

Marian Kraus Fine Art Photography has been exhibited nationally and internationally and can be found in a growing number of private, corporate and institutional art collections.

For more information please visit his website at https://www.mariankrausphotography.com or his new weblog at http://www.mariankraus.com


Marian Kraus Photography, Inc. Launches Its New Serenity ScapesTM Collections for Interior Decorating Applications - 11/22/09

According to artist and photographer Marian Kraus, “Our Serenity ScapesTM Collections capture insight and invite exploration into the richness of human emotions. They facilitate the creation of aesthetically powerful visual themes which communicate and reinforce their unique healing energy. They present our clients with a meaningful channel for the creation of their own designs with a unique mix and match, multi placement flexibility.”

The newly added Serenity ScapesTM Collections feature four main online galleries which display Marian Kraus’ fine art photography in three nature and one architecture theme related galleries online.

“We have put great emphasis to further improve the user interface and to enhance the user’s experience on our website. The level of flexibility the visitor gains with a click and drag feature is meant to inspire and expand their own sense of design, exploration and creativity. By dragging the images on the screen the viewer has the opportunity to “pre-visualize” the layout on their own walls” according to Kraus.

At the core of the Serenity ScapesTM Collections are three different display styles and three different photo formats, ranging from photographs of 12 x 12” down to 6 x 6” square in size. The fine art photographs of all three versions are mounted in a 3-D fashion which adds to the uniqueness of the Collections. To find out more please visit https://www.mariankrausphotography.com/personal/ and Enter Custom Designs.

Marian Kraus’ Photography approach differs from others due to a rare combination of professional background and personal outlook. Pursuing his passion, photography is the confluence of these fundamental facets of Marian Kraus’ life. With 20+ years of executive experience at an international conglomerate, Kraus has a keen awareness of the essentials of corporate dynamics and success. His commercial photography services have encompassed the architectural, advertising, corporate and editorial markets after departing his corporate career in 1999. Kraus’ images have appeared in numerous periodicals as DuPage County’s book “Economic Powerhouse”. He was selected by the City of Naperville for its 175th Birthday Photo Exhibit “Mirror Image” and his clients include Crate & Barrel, Starwood Hotels and Resorts Worldwide, Inc / ORI, Graycor, Inc, Chicago Double Decker Co., Erdman Company, Bovis Lend Lease, Inc., McKesson Pharmaceuticals, RMK, Truefit & Hill N.A. and many others.

Marian Kraus Fine Art Photography has been exhibited nationally and internationally and can be found in a growing number of private, corporate and institutional art collections.

For more information please visit www.MarianKrausPhotography.com.


Marian Kraus Photography Expands McKesson Corporation’s New State-of-the-Art Chicago Facility’s Fine Art Photography Collection - 09/30/09

The Fine Art Photography division of Marian Kraus Photography of St. Charles, IL was recently, once again, rewarded with the purchase of over 40 of Marian Kraus’ original photographs to be used for the decoration of interior corporate office spaces. This time his photographs were chosen by McKesson Corporation to decorate the walls of the office portion of their newly built State of the Art Distribution Center outside of Chicago, IL.

This recent project constitutes one of numerous purchases of Kraus’s fine art photography related to the corporate and health care industries. In recent years his work has been chosen for the collections of Edward Hospital in Naperville and Hinsdale Hospital, both in Illinois. In addition to health care facilities and corporate offices, his fine art photography is regularly chosen for the beautification of hotels, banks and private residences by interior design professionals and the public at large.

Founded over 175 years ago, McKesson Corporation is the nation’s oldest and largest health care services company. In addition to being the largest pharmaceutical distributor in North America, McKesson is also the nation’s leading health care IT company with software and hardware technology installed in more than 70% of the nation’s hospitals that have more than 200 beds. McKesson is ranked number 15th on the Fortune 500.

U.S. Pharmaceutical employees from across the country were hard at work preparing for the June 2009 opening of McKesson’s new State of the Art “Chicagoland” distribution center in Aurora, IL. The new distribution center replaced the nearby Carol Stream facility that was built in 1967. The new facility boasts 280,000 sq. ft. of space on the main floor and an additional 60,000 sq. ft of floor space on a second-story mezzanine. It serves more than 1,500 customers in Illinois, Indiana, Wisconsin and Michigan and houses about 160 employees as well as 4 miles of conveyor belts of a highly sophisticated distribution framework.

With over three years of planning and construction, the facility is McKesson’s first distribution center to be certified by the United States Green Building Council for its use of recycled building materials, natural landscaping, motion-controlled lighting, access to public transportation and parking for fuel-efficient vehicles.

The new distribution center is a showcase for technology designed to improve the efficiency of warehouse operations. It includes two A-frame units, which enable automated picking of fast-moving products. It is also the first McKesson DC to use a “Pick-to-Light” system, which guides order fillers down the line by lighting the appropriate product shelves which ultimately will increase efficiency.

The interior design project encompasses Marian Kraus’ soothing and inspiring photography of nature themes from various locations as well as Chicago related architectural imagery. The project also included a custom photography assignment of two of the local pharmacies which distribute many of the McKesson related products. Kraus was commissioned by his client to capture the architectural interiors and exteriors as well as unique service oriented feel of these pharmacies. The resulting varied mix of images created a fertile ground for a remarkable and distinctive arrangement of collages.

The newly built facility features his work throughout some of the common areas, hallway, board room, large office and meeting place. McKesson had acquired Kraus’ work previously and has now added substantially to their existing collection. To view some pictures of the installation please visit https://www.mariankrausphotography.com/personal/installations.aspx.

To gain more information about Marian Kraus, his architectural and commercial photography services, his first book “Inspirationals” and other products offered by Marian Kraus Photography please visit http://www.MarianKrausPhotography.com.


Marian Kraus Photography Launches New Book: Inspirationals – A Collection of Photography & Writings - 8/29/09

In his premier publication, Inspirationals – A Collection of Photography & Writings, internationally renowned photographer Marian Kraus expresses his stunning fine art photography and moving insights.  His objective, to “capture and convey the interconnectedness of all that is in and around us in its most essential and purest form,” is eloquently and elegantly executed. According to the author and artist, Inspirationals “is meant to bring the reader closer to the fragile state of our planet and the ever increasing need for such elementary qualities as peace, compassion, truth, love, respect and forgiveness.” The work in his book provides an opportunity for a person to see the simplicity, richness and healing beauty of our natural environment.

As the title suggests, the authors’ intention is to let the book be a vehicle of inspiration and to provoke feelings, emotions and compassionate considerations toward oneself, others as well as the environment we live in. The books’ easily portable size of 8 x 8” allows it to be conveniently viewed whenever a state of contemplative reflection is sought by the reader.

The nature images contained in Inspirationals were carefully chosen from Marian Kraus’ journeys across the globe over the past 15 years. Kraus who grew up in Central Europe and spent 20 years of his life with an international industrial conglomerate, left his corporate career in 1999 in order to pursue his dream of being a full time artist and photographer. Inspirationals contains many succinct insights and observations Kraus gathered along the way of “uncovering, discovering and discarding”, and while learning that “if nothing changes, nothing changes”. Underlying messages such as: “You cannot think your way into better living but instead have to live your way into better thinking” accompany his awe inspiring color photography.

A preview of the book can be obtained by following this link where it is also available for purchase. The self published book is also available on the websites of Amazon as well as Barnes & Noble.

Marian Kraus’ soothing and inspiring fine art photography as displayed in Inspirationals has been chosen for the beautification of corporate offices, hotels, banks, and private residences by interior design professionals and the public at large.

Kraus’ unique photographic approach of nature and architecture themes also finds wide appeal by the architectural and building community. Architects, Luxury Home Builders, Real Estate Developers, Hotels, Landscape Architects, Property Management companies as well as Advertising Agencies and Marketing firms throughout the US hire his services for national and international commercial photography assignments. Kraus looks back at over a decade as a sought after professional architectural photographer specialized in the photography of residential and commercial interiors.


The Clare at Water Tower - Photography by Marian Kraus - 07/08/09

The Clare at Water Tower is the first-of-its-kind, high-rise senior living community in Chicago and is thereby one of the tallest residential buildings reserved for seniors anywhere in the world. It was designed Mr. Ralph Johnson, a principal at Perkins + Will, and is the result of a partnership between the Franciscan Sisters and Loyola University to maximize the use of an urban site on Loyola’s downtown campus. Located just one block off of Chicago’s Magnificent Mile, it is situated in the heart of Chicago’s prestigious Gold Coast. The Clare offers both housing for seniors and classroom space for Loyola University.

The first three floors of the 56-story high-rise will house Loyola classrooms which allow Loyola to expand its academic facilities. Forty-one levels featuring 250 independent living units, 3 floors of skilled nursing and 3 floors with 52 units of assisted living are allowing the Franciscan Sisters to fulfill their mission of providing much-needed housing for senior citizens. Other levels include a spa and fitness center and public amenities such as dining, libraries, kitchens and administration space. A model of low-impact use for an urban site, the building’s design maximizes views of Chicago’s Water Tower District and Lake Michigan.

The objective of the architectural photography assignment was to aesthetically reveal the artistry and skill that were brought to the project by the architects and various contractors, one of which was also Chicago based James McHugh Construction Company.

Marian Kraus, a member of the ASMP (American Society of Media Photographers), the AIAP (Association of Independent Architectural Photographers) and NPS (Nikon Professional Services) contributed his proficient and artistic vision as well as technical expertise to photograph the various aforementioned interior areas of The Clare.

For a limited time the photographs can be viewed at
https://www.mariankrausphotography.com/GALLERY/TheClare/index.html.

Some of the photographs are also featured on his website at
https://www.mariankrausphotography.com/commercial/gallery.aspx?cat=INTERIOR

With the addition of this project to his portfolio, Marian Kraus has added two distinguished clients to his growing number of commercial photography clients which also include such luminaries as Crate & Barrel, Starwood Hotels & Resorts Worldwide and Siemens of Germany.

To find out more about his commercial photography, professional architectural photography or his fine art photography please visit www.mariankrausphotography.com


Siemens Energy Inc Chooses Chicago’s Top Commercial Photographer Marian Kraus - 05/27/09

The Commercial Photography division of Marian Kraus Photography of St. Charles, IL was recently contracted by Siemens Energy, Inc., a division of Siemens AG of Germany, to photograph Siemens’ presence at the Windpower 2009 Conference & Exhibition recently held in Chicago, IL. Day one of the two day assignment consisted of photographing various activities and interactions between clients and Siemens representatives during a client luncheon and sales event. On the second day Siemens wanted to capture the action and interaction generated by its presence as well as the various programs and presentations at their very well visited exhibit booth at the McCormick place venue.

The Siemens Energy Sector is the world’s leading provider of comprehensive solutions along the entire energy conversion chain and the world’s leading supplier of a complete spectrum of products, services and solutions for the generation, transmission and distribution of power, and for the extraction, conversion and transport of oil and gas.

WINDPOWER 2009 Conference and Exhibition, held between May 4th – 7th, 2009, at McCormick Place Convention Center in Chicago, Illinois, is the largest annual wind conference and exhibition in the world featuring over 13,000 attendees and over 1000 exhibitors. Each year, wind energy professionals gather at this event to learn about the latest industry developments and technologies, review new products and services in the expansive exhibit hall, and network with leading industry decision makers.

Over the past decade Marian Kraus Photography has successfully established itself in the commercial photography sector as well as the wide field of fine art photography. Marian Kraus’ unique photographic approach applied in his fine art photography also finds wide appeal by the architectural and building community. Architects, Luxury Home Builders, Real Estate Developers, Hotels, Landscape Architects, Construction companies, Property Management companies as well as Advertising Agencies and Marketing firms throughout the US hire his services for national and international commercial photography assignments which require a high end approach of photographing interiors and exteriors of buildings and spaces. With a dedicated and prolific approach in the specialized sector of architectural photography, he has made a name for himself as one of the Chicago Architecture Photographers. Several of the top Chicago Architect as well as Construction companies call upon his architectural photography services when the task calls for photographically capturing the best in Chicago Buildings Photography.

Kraus is a sought after Chicago area based professional architectural photographer specialized in the photography of residential and commercial interiors of the building trade are used in a wide variety of marketing applications.

(https://www.mariankrausphotography.com/commercial/gallery.aspx?cat=INTERIORS) and exteriors
(https://www.mariankrausphotography.com/commercial/gallery.aspx?cat=EXTERIORS) of all sorts of buildings.

His images of architecture and related products:

(https://www.mariankrausphotography.com/commercial/gallery.aspx?cat=ELEMENTS)

Marian Kraus was born in former Czechoslovakia and raised in Germany, spent 20 years pursuing a corporate career, before surrendering to his muse’s persistent calling in 1999 to becoming a full time professional freelance photographer. He and his family reside in the greater Chicago metro area.
To view some of his Chicago Architecture photography or Chicago Buildings Photography or to find out more about his enterprise please visit www.mariankrausphotography.com


Chicago Photographer Marian Kraus’ Original Photographs Find New Home at Rush Medical Center - 04/23/09

The Fine Art Photography division of Marian Kraus Photography of St. Charles, IL was recently rewarded with the purchase of several of Marian Kraus’ original photographs to be used for interior design purposes. His photographs were chosen by a local interior design firm from his online fine art photography gallery (https://www.mariankrausphotography.com/personal/) and will decorate a number of patient rooms in Rush Medical Center’s new Affective Disorders Unit in Chicago, IL. The acquisition promises to be the beginning of future purchases of his photography for other parts of this renowned Chicago health care facility.

The interior design project encompasses Marian Kraus’ soothing and inspiring photography of Nature themes as well as Chicago photography architecture. The project constitutes one of numerous purchases of his fine art photography for the health care industry as his work has been chosen for the collections of Edward Hospital in Naperville and Hinsdale Hospital, both in Illinois, in recent years. In addition to health care facilities his fine art photography is regularly chosen for the beautification of corporate offices, hotels, banks, and private residences by interior design professionals and the public at large. The newly built boutique style Affinia Hotel in Chicago had recently selected and installed 117 of his Chicago architecture photos for the decoration of hotel’s hallways. (https://www.mariankrausphotography.com/personal/installations.aspx).

Marian Kraus was born in former Czechoslovakia and raised in Germany, spent 20 years pursuing a corporate career, before surrendering to his muse’s persistent calling in 1999 to becoming a full time professional freelance photographer in Chicago. When leaving the corporate world one of the core elements of his mission and desire was to bring his healing and inspiring photography into the concrete world of corporations. One main reason why Marian Kraus’ photography is sought after by interior design professionals and finds wide use on the walls of commercial and residential spaces becomes evident as shown in his book: Inspirationals – A Collection of Photography and Writings by Marian Kraus (https://www.mariankrausphotography.com/personal/productdetails.aspx?sgdgfhgfh=109&qqdopds=2). In his first book, the artist has chosen 40 of his favorite nature photographs made over the years on his travels throughout the world, and combined them with his poetry like inspirational messages which reflect upon the trials and tribulations of his own life. The result is a very elegant and aesthetically appealing book which reportedly serves to inspire people from all walks of life and support them in today’s challenging life situations.

The unique photographic approach applied in his fine art photography also finds wide appeal by the architectural and building community. Architects, Luxury Home Builders, Real Estate Developers, Hotels, Landscape Architects, Property Management companies as well as Advertising Agencies and Marketing firms throughout the US hire his services for national and international commercial photography assignments. Kraus looks back at over a decade as a sought after professional architectural photographer specialized in the photography of residential and commercial interiors (https://www.mariankrausphotography.com/commercial/gallery.aspx?cat=INTERIORS) and exteriors (https://www.mariankrausphotography.com/commercial/gallery.aspx?cat=EXTERIORS) of all sorts of buildings. His images of architecture and related products (https://www.mariankrausphotography.com/commercial/gallery.aspx?cat=ELEMENTS) of the building trade are used in a wide variety of marketing applications.

To find out more please visit www.mariankrausphotography.com