Marshall Ikonography images are sold through a number of agencies including Alamy in Oxford, England and World of Stock in Vancouver, Canada. These stock images are used to illustrate educational text books, travel brochures, guidebooks and many magazines. Private collections in the UK, Turkey, USA, Canada and the Bahamas include fine art prints from my portfolio.
Before returning to full time photography, I worked in the research and education sector specializing in high speed computer networking. Between 1998 and 2007 I was the Director of Network Applications at CANARIE Inc. in Ottawa, Ontario where I helped facilitate research and development of IP-based, high-resolution video conferencing systems, digital audio/video capture & distribution, and other high-speed networking applications using CANARIE's research and education network.
Previous to my move to Ottawa in 1998, I was the Manager of Research and Instructional Services in the Information Technology Services department at The University of Western Ontario where I gently helped introduce network-enabled applications for instruction and learning. A series of positions in computing services at Western preceeded this last one. If you go back far enough you'll find that my first job, at what was then the UWO Computing Center, was as an computer operator during the summer of 1974. In between, I obtained a BSc and MSc in Computer Science at UWO, was instrumental in building the UWO campus & Ontario (ONet) internets and helped define the UWO Web services.
In the mid-70's Marshall Ikonography got its name and (in)formal start as a highschool prom photography business.
