Based in Brisbane, Queensland, Mark Lehn is a documentary photographer whose work explores the intersection of people, place, and purpose. With more than 20 years’ experience, he moves between commercial, industrial, and editorial assignments with the same curiosity and respect that define his long-term documentary projects.

Mark’s photography often reveals the quiet heroism in everyday work — from surgeons and midwives in remote communities to engineers and farmers shaping Australia’s future industries. His clients include UNICEF, Tourism Australia, the Royal Flying Doctor Service, Rio Tinto, Bechtel, Hort Innovation, and MDA National.

Whether on a mine site in the Pilbara or a rural hospital in Papua New Guinea, Mark’s approach remains consistent: build trust, listen deeply, and capture images that feel honest. His photography celebrates human connection, resilience, and the environments that define who we are.