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We are local photographers who have been providing photography services to Eton College for the past 12 years, we are approved Eton College photographers. In 2025, partners Mark and Marianne will be celebrating 34 years as professional photographers.
Mark Earthy
Is a former staff photographer for a national picture agency with extensive experience covering sporting events worldwide. His career highlights include photographing two FIFA World Cup Championships, three UEFA European Championships, four IAAF World Athletics Championships, the Champions League, Premier League, Formula 1, and numerous other international tournaments.
A standout moment in his career was photographing the USA President George W. Bush in the Oval Office at the White House.
Marianne Earthy
Began her career in Stockholm as a photographer and picture editor before being headhunted by Swedish Television, where she worked for 16 years. During her time there, she became an integral part of the Press & Communications department, contributing to numerous television productions both on location and in the studio. Her roles encompassed photography, picture editing, and communication.
In addition to her work as a photographer, Marianne now oversees all post-production for the company and possesses advanced expertise in Adobe software, ensuring the highest quality in every project.
Natalie Earthy
Earned a First Class BA (Hons) in Communication & Promotion and began her career in advertising and marketing, working with clients including The British Library, The Design Museum and Nike.
She later worked for TUI’s Ski, Lakes & Mountains brands, managing photography and digital assets across digital and print channels. Alongside this, she has undertaken editorial photography commissions for publications including The Times, Helsingin Sanomat and Dagens Nyheter.
Have you ever considered walking a Camino, or wondered what it’s like?
In July 2025, Mark & Marianne set out on the Camino Francés, walking 484 miles (779 Km) from Saint-Jean-Pied-de-Port to Santiago de Compostela, it took 42 days.
Here you can view Mark’s Photo Journal