Lachlan Moore

Lachlan Moore is a photographer based in Victoria, Australia. A father of two and husband, his work is defined by an honest, cinematic style shaped through decades on film sets as a Unit Stills Photographer, combined with a background in retouching, post-production and traditional darkroom practice.

Lach has worked across high-end Australian and international film and television productions, delivering stills, key art and publicity imagery. His credits include The Dispatcher (Apple TV), ROAR (Apple TV), Preacher (AMC), The Cry (BBC) and Ride Like a Girl. He is known for a refined eye, strong production awareness, and the ability to work discreetly in fast-moving, talent-sensitive environments.

Outside of set work, his photography is heavily influenced by coastal living—open space, shifting light and the ocean, often reflected in his personal work.
“Summer is good, but winter is amazing. Low light and the migration of humpbacks past my back door is nothing short of magical.”

A NATURAL PROGRESSION WAS TO BECOME A VOLUNTEER citizen science photographer. A REWARDING ROLE CAPTURING individual whale FLUKES and dolphins DORSALS FOR THE PURPOSE OF marine research and conservation.

In recent years, Lach has also explored 1850s wet plate photography and restores turn-of-the-century large format cameras from his BACK SHED.

From mid-2026, Lach is NOW available on the Queensland Gold Coast & SYDNEY as an 'interstate local' — no accommodation or travel required