Kevin Meredith

Kevin Meredith (born 1978), also known as Lomokev, is a British photographer and writer, living in Brighton. He is known for his use of the Lomo LC-A camera and his lomographic style.

Meredith has produced three books on photography: Hot Shots (2008), 52 Photographic Projects (2010, titled Photo Op in the USA) and Toy Cameras, Creative Photos (2011, titled Fantastic Plastic Cameras in the USA).

Life and work Meredith grew up in Folkestone, England and began photographing at age 16. He started using a Lomo LC-A in 1998 and gained notoriety for his use of this camera, specifically Flickr.

His portrait montages appeared in the monthly Brighton Source magazine for four years. He teaches photography has given talks at venues internationally and works as a commercial photographer. He lives in Brighton. 52 Photographic Projects Brighton and Hove: Rotovision, 2010. . UK edition. Photo Op: 52 Inspirational Projects for the Adventurous Image Maker. Waltham, MA: Focal, 2010. . US edition. Toy Cameras, Creative Photos: High-end Results from 40 Plastic Cameras. Brighton & Hove: Rotovision, 2011. . UK edition. Fantastic Plastic Cameras: Tips and Tricks for 40 Toy Cameras. San Francisco, CA: Chronicle, 2011. . US edition. I Dare the Wave, a Life to Save. Brighton and Hove: Miniclick, 2014. Edition of 50 copies. Photographs of Brighton Swimming Club. 1 of 5 publications collectively titled The Miniclick Press Volume 1 / Brighton. The other publications are by Ondra Loup, Kristina Sälgvik, Jack Latham and Jean-Luc Brouard.

Publications with contributions by Meredith Spirit of Friendship. By Colin Edward Offland. Manchester: Chief, 2002. . Don't Think Just Shoot. London: Booth-Clibborn, 2007. .

Exhibitions Solo exhibitions The Daily Swim, The Eagle, Brighton, 2009 The Old Market, Hove, 2011

Group exhibitions Austen room, British Airways i360, Brighton. A permanent exhibition from April 2017 with photographs by Meredith, Gary Eastwood, and Paul Raftery.

Awards Second place, the Lomolympics 2000, Tokyo, 2000 Third place, Lomographic World Congress, Vienna, 2002