Photo Chats – Tillman Crane Video Recording
Tillman Crane is a distinguished fine art photographer known for his mastery of platinum printing and his ability to transform everyday scenes into evocative, timeless images. Based in Maine, a deep appreciation for texture, light, and the subtle beauty of the ordinary characterizes Crane’s work. His photographs often depict weathered buildings, industrial landscapes, and quiet rural settings, imbuing them with a sense of history and emotion. With a background in photojournalism and an enduring passion for large-format photography, Crane’s artistry lies in his ability to capture the soul of a place through his lens.
Over the years, Crane has built an impressive body of work, with multiple published books and numerous exhibitions showcasing his distinctive vision. His commitment to the platinum/palladium printing process sets him apart, as he crafts each image with meticulous attention to detail, creating prints known for their rich tonal range and archival quality. Beyond his own photographic pursuits, he is also a dedicated educator, sharing his knowledge through workshops and mentoring photographers who seek to explore the expressive possibilities of traditional printing methods.
In this exclusive conversation for Photo Chats, Crane sits down with fellow photographer and industry veteran Kevin Raber for an insightful discussion about his career, creative process, and the enduring magic of print photography. The video interview delves into his approach to composition, his thoughts on the evolving landscape of photography, and why he remains committed to analog processes in a digital age. Whether you are a longtime admirer of his work or new to his imagery, this discussion offers a rare glimpse into the mind of a master craftsman.
Join us as we explore the art and philosophy of Tillman Crane, a photographer whose images transcend time, inviting us to see the world with fresh eyes. Through this engaging dialogue with Kevin Raber, we celebrate not only Crane’s remarkable contributions to fine art photography but also the enduring power of the photographic print in an increasingly digital world.
The Video (1:27:00)
Kevin Raber
February 2025
Elevate Your Vision
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