Award-winning fine art photographer and longtime TM Teacher Marty Hulsebos talks about creativity, consciousness, and the art of truly seeing. He describes how the TM technique has influenced both his life and his photography and how inner silence can deepen our perception of light, beauty, and the natural world. Through stories from nearly four decades behind the camera, he explores what he calls “Being and Seeing”—the connection between inner awareness and artistic expression.

Marty Hulsebos is a photographer and graphic designer for Maharishi Foundation USA. His beautiful and refined design work is appreciated throughout the global TM community, and his fine art photography enjoys an equally wide audience. A practitioner of the Transcendental Meditation technique from the age of 17, he is also a practitioner of the TM-Sidhi^® program.

Marty Hulsebos … describes how the TM technique has influenced both his life and his photography and how inner silence can deepen our perception of light, beauty, and the natural world.

Inspired by the vast landscapes of the American Southwest, Mr. Hulsebos developed a lifelong fascination with light, atmosphere, and visual storytelling. His work captures moments of beauty, stillness, and wonder in the natural world. He has exhibited at more than 200 juried fine art shows across the country, receiving numerous awards, including multiple Best in Show honors. His photography can be found on magazine covers, in galleries and private collections, and in thousands of homes and offices around the world.

Christine Albers, host of TM Talks, interviewed Marty Hulsebos. This interview was aired on May 31, 2026.