Lillian Louisa Pitts, (1872 – 1947) also known as L.L.P., was an Australian music teacher, artist and professional photographer.
[3] Pitt's photography was simple in its composition, depicting landscapes and rural people in routine work or daily activities.
Her photographs of children were especially popular and she won many prizes for those pieces and had her work featured in newspapers and publications.
Pitts is also featured in many photography books and collections such as The Story of the Camera in Australia by Jack Cato[4] and Merrigum Frank compiled by Euan McGilliviary and Matthew Nickson which is a children's book featuring Pitt's photographs.
[5] Towards the end of her life, Pitts was again impacted by the Great Depression and moved towards oil painting as her artistic outlet.