In this episode of The MOOD Podcast, I talked with Irish-born photographer Trevor Cole, exploring the dynamic interplay of imagery and narrative culture, as we try to deconstruct the current globalised narratives of human connection. With his expertise in geography, Trevor adeptly captures the fading customs and diverse environments shaping our global heritage. Through his lens, we become more aware of indigenous populations under threat and environments that are disappearing, all the while discovering  rays of hope in conservation successes and the potential of eco-friendly tourism.

We also discussed on an intriguing exploration of his artistic essence, uncovering his distinctive style characterised by specific colour tones and meaningful encounters, together telling the stories that are hoped to bring awareness and impact to the wider population . Going a little deeper, we discovered how his work not only unveils the allure of distant communities but also provokes profound contemplation on the genuine essence of success and happiness.

Find Trevor's inspirational work across his socials, and please check out his guided tour company, Alternative Destinations...
Instagram: @trevcole
Website: trevcole.1x.com,  alternativevisions.co.uk

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