Trevor Crone
Introduction
Specialising in black and white photography mainly of coastal and urban locations.
Trevor's philosophy
Trevor became involved in serious photography in the mid 1970s when he saw the Land exhibition at the Victoria and Albert museum in London. During this period Trevor was concentrating on landscape photography. In more recent times he has a particular interest on the passage of time within the still photograph. Rather then concentrate on the more obvious of subject matter Trevor tends to gravitate towards the mundane, the common place the very ordinary places that most would only glance at from the corner of their eye. He enjoys the found object and feels he must not alter or influence the subject matter being photographed.
further information
His first book, The Intimate Garden, his personal vision of Kent, was published in 1996 by Creative Monochrome.
His second book, Times Present, in collaboration with Harminder Singh was published in 2009 by Write Axis Books.
Trevor is also a member of the Mirage Group of photographers and is a contributor to Black and White Photography magazine. He has also judged their Black and White Photographer of the Year competition.
His work is held in several private and public collections and has exhibited widely both at home and abroad. He has been represented by several London galleries and received sponsorship from Odyssey Sales, the UK importer of Rodenstock large format lenses.
Trevor lectures to photography groups and has taught GCSE A level photography.