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Founded
2024
Directors
Alexander Hamilton
Frank McKenzie
Locations
29
Alva Street
Edinburgh
EH2 4PS
Lothian
Wickham Hall
Hadham Road
Bishop's Stortford
CM23 1JG
Hertfordshire
Exhibited artists
Joseph McKenzie
Alexander Hamilton

For PhotoLondon, McKenzie & Hamilton brings together two important photographers combining their works to show that Scotland’s long tradition and contribution to the evolution of photography lives on.
Joseph McKenzie (1929-2015), despite his English heritage, was adopted as The Father of Modern Scottish Photography. His lifetime ambition was to gain acceptance for photography as a fine art. At the forefront of post-war photography, he is considered to be one of the greatest photographers to emerge from this period and has also left a vast legacy of photographic work.
Alexander Hamilton through a lifetime of study and commitment he has mastered the cyanotype process to combine this with his passion and engagement with nature. His photography is about presence and absence, memory and release. It acknowledges nature’s constant state of flux, where no form is truly permanent, yet traces remain.

Alexander Hamilton
Gladiolus
1992
Four Flowers
50x65cm
Handmade paper - Unique Cyanotype with plant fragments
McKenzie Hamilton /Alexander Hamilton
Alexander Hamilton
Dahlia
1995
Four Flowers
50x65cm
Handmade paper - Unique Cyanotype with plant fragments
McKenzie Hamilton/Alexander Hamilton
Alexander Hamilton
Tulip Petals
1992
Four Flowers
50x65cm
Handmade paper - Unique Cyanotype with plant fragments
McKenzie Hamilton/Alexander Hamilton
Alexander Hamilton
Poppy
1992
Four Flowers
50 x65cm
Handmade paper - Unique Cyanotype with plant fragments
McKenzie Hamilton/Alexander Hamilton
Alexander Hamilton
Lilies
1992
Four Flowers
50x65cm
Handmade paper - Unique Cyanotype with plant fragments
McKenzie Hamilton/Alexander Hamilton
Joseph McKenzie
From Glasgow Gorbals Children
1964/65
Glasgow Gorbals Children
9.5" x12"
silver gelatin print, selenium toned, with Joseph McKenzie backstamp and annotated and signed by him.
McKenzie Hamilton / Joseph McKenzie – The Joseph McKenzie Archive
Joseph McKenzie
Mrs Wallace, Wallace’s Pie Shop
1964/86
From Hawkhill – Death of a Living Community
16"x12"
silver gelatin print, selenium toned, with Joseph McKenzie backstamp and annotated and signed by him.
McKenzie Hamilton/Joseph McKenzie – The Joseph McKenzie Archive
Joseph McKenzie
No Waiting
1955
High Fashion. Student Designs. St Martins School of Art. Model June Davis.
16"x12"
Platinum Print with Joseph McKenzie blind stamp and produced in a limited edition of 5 prints by Max Caffell, Studio 31
McKenzie Hamilton/Joseph McKenzie – The Joseph McKenzie Archive
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