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Trevor ER Yerbury
© Reproduced by courtesy of Trevor Yerbury. Click here for link to web site. |
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Lectures Trevor Yerbury is the son of David Stenhouse Yerbury. - In 1990, Trevor gave lectures to EPS entitled: Portraiture. - In 1998, Trevor and his wife, Faye gave lectures to EPS entitled: An Evening with Faye and Trevor Yerbury |
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Howe Street Studio After seventy-three years working from Morningside Road in the South of Edinburgh, the company moved back to a more central base in Howe Street in 1976, but remained there for less than ten years. Soon after his father’s death, the Yerbury studio was closed and Trevor began to work from home, advertising in 1990:
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Edinburgh Studio Yerbury studios, opened again in the 1990s. The company expanded rapidly, specialising in wedding and portrait photography. The company traded as Yerbury of Edinburgh, from their four-story studio at East Claremont Street in Edinburgh's New Town. However, in 2003 Trevor and Faye Yerbury closed their East Claremont Street studio and moved to West Lothian in order to spend more time on their creative photography. |
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Trevor & Faye Yerbury Exhibitions |
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2002 and 2003 Citizens In 2002, Trevor & Faye Yerbury created an exhibition of their photographs of the people of Edinburgh, under the title: "Citizens". A similar exhibition is being staged this year at Ocean Terminal, Leith Docks. It features 160 portraits of Edinburgh characters by Trevor and Faye Yerbury. This exhibition has been titled: "Citizens II" Each the above exhibitions was seen by at least 700,000 visitors. |
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2004 Images of Edinburgh Here are a couple of views of Edinburgh with an impressionistic feel. created by Trevor and Faye Yerbury from original polaroid material. These are included (together with some old Yerbury images 1850-1950) in an exhibition of Yerbury photographs in an exhibition at the Ocean Terminal Shopping Centre at Leith Docks in August 2004.
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2004 Scottish Crafts Trevor Yerbury has been invited to produce a "Citizens III" exhibition for 2004. He intends to create images for this by travelling around Scotland photographing Scottish characters and country crafts. This could go on to become a travelling exhibition around Scotland. Trevor hopes to photograph 300 people. It will be interesting to see the results. [Edinburgh Evening News: 8 October 2003, page 23] NOTE: Since 1990, I have been taking my own series of photographs of Scottish Crafts. See Edinburgh at Work and Scotland at Work. |
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2005 Tartan Sofa Trevor Yerbury plans to photograph people sitting on a tartan sofa at landmarks around Scotland, beginning in Ullapool May 2004. Trevor and Faye Yerbury plan to include the photographs in an exhibition to be staged during the Edinburgh Festival, 2005, then to tour around Scotland. Much of Trevor's work has been black and white, but all photos in this series will be taken in colour. [Edinburgh
Evening News: 27 April 2004, page 3. |
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Trevor ER Yerbury Awards |
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Trevor Yerbury has been recognised, and awarded the titles:- - 1994: "Kodak UK Portrait Photographer of the Year" - 1996: "Kodak UK Portrait Photographer of the Year" - 1998: "Kodak UK Wedding Photographer of the Year" - 1998: "MPA Wedding Photographer of the Year" [YPC] Faye Yerbury is also an award winner, having been awarded:- - 1998: "Kodak Professional Gold Award" |
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Trevor ER Yerbury Photographs on Display |
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Festival Exhibition Trevor Yerbury held an Exhibition of his photographs during the Edinburgh Festival from 12 to 27 August 2001
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The Glasshouse Around 220 of Trevor Yerbury's photographs, 'nude city women', are to be displayed on the walls of the Greenhouse Hotel, part of the Omni Building, Greenside Place, when the hotel opens in June 2003. |
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Trevor ER Yerbury and Faye Yerbury Leaving Edinburgh |
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House and Studio For Sale Trevor Yerbury announced, in May 2003, that he had was selling his home/studio at East Claremont Street, and planned to move with his wife to the South of France, Spain or the Scottish Highlands. Both intend to leave their commercial, social photography behind them, and to pursue more creative photography. Trevor hopes to produce a book of Scottish seascape pictures. [Edinburgh Evening News: 22 May 2003, page 7] |
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Aberdeen There was also a Yerbury Studio in Aberdeen, but I heard recently that it closed, probably during Spring 2003. |
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The Yerbury family of photographers |
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Photographers Edward Reuben Yerbury - 1843-1932 Edward Reuben Yerbury - 1881-1952 Edward Roper Yerbury - 1915-1940 David Stenhouse Yerbury -1925-1980 Trevor ER Yerbury - 1951- ..... and Faye Yerbury |
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