Ann Stratton

Ann Stratton is a New York and Mexico based fine art photographer. She makes still life photographs of found discarded objects and unusual natural artifacts. Stratton is drawn to elevating every day objects and creating unique compositions where rich textures mimic landscapes. She is interested in themes of temporality as many images depict decay and deterioration inspired by her experience with chronic illness and loss. Despite these heavy themes, Stratton’s photographs convey the potential for beauty, cohesion, and resilience within and despite the challenges they pose.

Prior to her fine art photography career, she had an impressive career as a commercial photographer in New York City for many years, focusing on food and interior photography.

Having showcased her work in various exhibitions in New York City and a solo show at Atlas Studios in Newburgh, New York, her photography has garnered appreciation within the art community.