Mark Strachan - Photographer

10/10/2021

Thrilled to have some images featured on the US Leica website alongside some amazing talent.

12/09/2021

To my American friends … 20 Years. ❤️

26/04/2021

A very special piece being signed for a very special client.

09/04/2021

After a year’s hiatus, Mark willl be hosting a vintage portraiture workshop at a beautiful Kew mansion. (Portraits in the advert are not mine and are used for illustrative purposes only)

3 JULY | MELBOURNE

29/03/2021

Leica Germany are exhibiting one of my pieces that I photographed in Uganda in 2015. In this picture, I'm signing Certificates of Authenticity for the Limited Edition of 10 that are available for purchase through the gallery in Wetzlar.

29/03/2021

A panel discussion for Leica Akademie Australia with Nick Rains and Bill Green

This is a recording of a Webinar held on 8 May 2020. Bill Green, Mark Strachan and Nick Rains take questions from the Webinar audience and share their many years of experience with guests. PrevNext

12/05/2020

A small update to my bio on the Leica Akademie website with some new images.

At the age of 7, Mark received his first camera and thus began his love affair with the art of photography. Over the past 37 years, he’s broadly worked in most genres, from aerial photography to fashion, to press and travel. After many years honing his eye, he found that the area he most enjoyed w...

10/05/2020

Thankyou .hair.geelong for your kind words ...

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13 years ago a great friend and true artist captured this image

Im lucky enough to see this portrait daily as it graces the wall in my salon

It still evokes the same deep emotional response that it did in 2007

A mothers love and a child's contentment in her arms

we are eternally grateful you captured this phenomenal image

A precious moment in time. 🙏🏼 💞🕰

29/04/2020

https://youtu.be/hMl_yqM1EM8

Mark Strachan relates how some of his favourite images came to be.

26/03/2020

Thrilled to be published in an International book called “INSPIRATION - Leica Akademie”
They used 3 images, photographed in Africa and Iceland over the past 12 years on the Leica M9 and Leica M240.
(thanks to Carsten Ott in Germany for sending these to me as my books are delayed due to current events)