Master of the Camera

Situated in the heart of the Meatpacking District, Mack Marlon’s ‘Master of the Camera’ series goes above and beyond to capture your New York experience. Enjoy a 5-minute private photoshoot from an acclaimed American fashion and celebrity photographer. Known for his work in major men’s magazines, Marlon’s passion for his city and unique perspective on New York architecture takes this photographic session to new heights. To top it off, you’ll be striking a pose on a rooftop in front of the One World Trade Center.

Experience the New York City Sketching Art Tour - Entry included with the New York Pass®

- Pay nothing at the door - simply show your pass.
- 5-minute private photoshoot on NYC rooftop with the World Trade Center as background.
- Part of the “Masters of the Camera” series
- Images by an acclaimed American photographer.

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- About Master of the Camera

- Master of the Camera highlights

- Know before you go

- Getting in

- Making the most of your New York Pass

- How to get there

About Master of the Camera

This five-minute photo shoot is everything you need to capture your New York City trip with a twist. Take your place in the photography area situated on a rooftop in the Meatpacking District. Elevate your experience by striking your best pose with the One World Trade Center as your backdrop.

After your shoot, your images will be professionally edited, retouched, and emailed to you. You can then print and share them with your loved ones or on social media as you like!

Please note: Your photographer will not store your images on a server. Once you receive your pictures, make sure to save them to a hard drive.

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Master of the Camera highlights

- Venture through Lower Manhattan and visit the iconic landmarks that continue to inspire NYC’s sketch artist. 
- Hone your craft with a guided sketch session led by an informative local artist. 
- Receive feedback on your final sketches in the rundown talk.
- Visit the Wall Street Bull, George Washington Monument, and Trinity Church with Alexander Hamilton cemetery.

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Know before you go

Reservations required:

• Please send a text with your request day/time of photoshoot to 917-373-2210.
• You may also email us at: MastersoftheCamera@gmail.com.
• Make sure you give us your mobile phone number so we may call you back! Let us know your full name as well as the day/time you are requesting your photoshoot. Give us 24 hours to respond.
• We will need your pass card number to make a reservation.

A credit card is needed to guarantee your arrival. If you fail to show up for your photoshoot, your credit card will be charged $39 per person.

Please note: If you have any existing or pre-existing medical conditions that would inhibit you from participating in this activity, we would advise you do not participate. This activity involves walking up 15 steps to a rooftop as well as descending 15 steps. Please do not partake in this activity if it will exacerbate your medical condition in any way.

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Getting in 

• Please show your passes upon arrival.
• Poor weather days will be rescheduled if needed and you will be notified that morning or night before.
• Cancellations/rescheduling requests must be made within seven full days of your shoot.

5-minute photoshoot - total time: approximately 30 minutes.

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Make the most of your New York Pass

Go deeper behind the characters and events that shaped the New York Financial District and World Trade Center with a trip to the One World Observatory, also included with the New York Pass.

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How to get there

Meeting point: 

In Front/Street Level of the ASICS Runner’s Store at 420 West 14th Street. Take the A,C,E train to 14th street and walk west. You will be met by staff and brought up to the rooftop for your photoshoot.

Metro
8th Ave/14th St

Visiting Master of the Camera

Visiting Master of the Camera

• Reservation required
• Master of the Camera 420 West 14th Street New York, NY 10014
• Closest Subway
• Closest Bus Stop
• Big Bus hop on hop off Tour Stops

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