Andrew Crome Photography

Andrew Crome Photography Documentary family photographer serving Midland and surrounding areas.

There’s something special about art.It has a way of bringing people together—sparking conversations, creating connection...
06/03/2026

There’s something special about art.

It has a way of bringing people together—sparking conversations, creating connections, and giving us a reason to slow down and share an experience with one another.

Events like this remind me that art isn’t just about what hangs on the walls. It’s about the people who gather around it. The stories exchanged, the friendships formed, and the sense of belonging that grows when a community comes together.

That’s one of the things I love about Quest. They continue to create spaces where creativity, connection, and community can thrive right here in Midland.

Behind the scenes with yesterday as she installed her site-specific textile work . Come see the completed work tomorrow...
05/14/2026

Behind the scenes with yesterday as she installed her site-specific textile work .
Come see the completed work tomorrow (Friday 15th), as well as the Seen | Unseen exhibition by the October Collective! The opening reception is from 7pm-9pm.

“You can find magic wherever you look. Sit back and relax, all you need is a book.” — Dr. Seuss
05/11/2026

“You can find magic wherever you look. Sit back and relax, all you need is a book.” — Dr. Seuss

05/08/2026

Here’s some shots from my photowalk today!
I was armed with my Fujifilm X-T3 and the Rokkor 45mm lens (with MD-FX adapter). I love shooting with this lens as I have to manually focus, which makes me slow down, and it gives the images a softer feel compared to a digital lens.
The images here are all straight from camera using the Acros + Yellow film simulation.

Sometimes street photography gives you a split second where everything lines up.I noticed the leading line of the platfo...
05/08/2026

Sometimes street photography gives you a split second where everything lines up.
I noticed the leading line of the platform drawing straight toward this man waiting for the tram in Edinburgh — and just as I pressed the shutter, he looked directly at me. Perfect timing.

Sadly, I missed focus 😔, so I used AI in order to make the man in focus. For reference and transparency, the second image is the original…

Sometimes street photography gives you a split second where everything lines up.I noticed the leading line of the platfo...
05/08/2026

Sometimes street photography gives you a split second where everything lines up.
I noticed the leading line of the platform drawing straight toward this man waiting for the tram in Edinburgh — and just as I pressed the shutter, he looked directly at me. Perfect timing.

This cardinal was a natural at posing that I didn’t have to direct her at all!
04/26/2026

This cardinal was a natural at posing that I didn’t have to direct her at all!

Thursday throwback to a beautiful evening at Awenda. I remember getting quite wet from the rain, but I kept my camera dr...
04/17/2026

Thursday throwback to a beautiful evening at Awenda.
I remember getting quite wet from the rain, but I kept my camera dry with a shower cap! They take up no room or weight in my camera bag and they also don’t cost a lot. Go get yourself some shower caps!

Which version do you like the best, Colour or Black and White? Vote below!Capturing moments like this one is exactly why...
04/01/2026

Which version do you like the best, Colour or Black and White? Vote below!
Capturing moments like this one is exactly why I love photography. Freezing something that only existed for a fraction of a second — a moment you’d miss if you blinked. That split second holds everything.
Focus. Risk. Flow. Uncertainty.

This morning’s thunderstorm got me reminiscing about my first time capturing lightning! I had just packed my gear in the...
03/31/2026

This morning’s thunderstorm got me reminiscing about my first time capturing lightning!
I had just packed my gear in the car and was about to head home when it began. I made the decision to get my gear back out and try and capture the show.
I took a LOT of shots and this was the only one that caught the lightning. The feeling I got when I saw it on the back of the camera was a mix of joy and amazement - I just couldn’t wait to get home and edit it!

What’s a photo that you’ve captured that made you feel something powerful? Let me know below 👇

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