Kevin Edge / Commercial + editorial photography

Show the business
you are today.

Commercial photography of your people, places and work, planned around what your website and marketing need to communicate.

Tell me about your project ↗

Sash & Solder craftsperson painting a stained-glass panel beside a workshop window
On the cover / Sash & Solder
Portraits / Architecture / Brand storiesPortsmouth, NH + Greater Boston
01 / A point of view

Your work has character.
Let’s make it visible.

I’m Kevin Edge, based in Portsmouth and working across Greater Boston and New England. From a focused portrait session to a complete collection, I help you show what makes your business distinctive.

Corporate photography in Greater Boston ↗

Photography for your website refresh

A fresh website.
Photographs that belong.

Your website should show the business you are today. I plan and photograph a connected collection of your people, spaces, and work, shaped around the pages and stories you need to tell.

Plan your website photography ↗
Light-filled La Loma interior with timber ceiling, red door and sunlit floor
Residential architecture / Light and materials

A sense of place.

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Architecture and interiors photographed for their light, materials, and the way a space feels.

Jennifer Wilder seated on a sofa beside a brick wall and plants
Jennifer Wilder / Environmental portrait

The human side.

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Portraits and headshots with personality, presence, and a connection to the work.

Branding / Process / Details

Show what
makes it yours.

Team portraits, workplace photographs, and the work behind your business—planned as a connected collection for your website and marketing.

Brand photography for your business ↗
Form Fitness instructor guiding a participant through an exercise
Form Fitness / A service in action

The hands.
The work.
The character.

People making things, spaces with personality, and details worth a closer look.

Explore brand photography ↗

Two craftspeople working on a leaded glass panel at Sash & Solder
Print operator adjusting a press at House of Printing
Machinist working at a milling machine at Materia
Waterfront patio in warm evening light at Atlantic Oceanside
Three colorful scoops of ice cream held in a cone at Lago’s

Show the thought
behind the design.

Spaces, materials and the details that make a place its own.

Explore architecture & interiors ↗

Oval wood mirror and stone wall in the Gibson bathroom
View through an arch into the Whistling Oyster kitchen

Show what brings
people here.

Places to stay, dine, gather and belong.
Explore hospitality photography ↗

Pool, gardens, and covered bridge at the Langham Huntington hotel in Pasadena beneath a warm evening sky.
Green velvet chairs and the bar at La Dolce Vita
Salmon and salad at Black Rock Social Club
Decorated cupcake at Southern Girl Bakery
Two smiling Buckley’s Market team members leaning on the counter in their kitchen
Artist Bruce Iverson leaning over his worktable beside a bright window.
The Foreside Inn exterior with its gold entrance sign in morning light
Winter Holben / The Foreside Inn

03 / The featured story

Winter Holben.
Beyond one frame.

An ongoing relationship across architecture, interiors, and editorial portraits. See the range of the assignments—and the Foreside Inn photographs on Winter Holben’s own project website.

Read the case study ↗

A clear plan.
A useful collection.

01 / Plan

Start with the purpose.

We discuss what needs to be communicated, where the images will appear, and the scope, timing, and budget. Together, we build a shot list around those needs.

02 / Photograph

Make room for good work.

We plan the people, locations, and schedule before the shoot. On the day, I guide the photographs and help people feel comfortable in front of the camera.

03 / Deliver

Put the images to work.

Receive professionally finished photographs with descriptive filenames and keywords. We agree on the intended uses, licensing, and delivery needs as part of the brief.

Good photographs.
Good working relationships.

“He took the time to scope out my project prior to the actual photography day and provided test shots for me”
Raina Terry / Home Edit 360
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“Kevin worked closely with each team member with angles and poses to ensure their satisfaction.”
Kevin Walsh / Resource Options
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“I’ve worked with Kevin twice now on photography projects for Witham Family Hotels, and each time he’s delivered an exceptional suite of images.”
Rachel Crater / Witham Family Hotels

04 / Behind the camera

Experience.
And a curious eye.

My background in film production taught me to prepare carefully and work to a schedule and budget. More than 30 years behind the camera brings an experienced eye to your assignment—and an understanding that the photographs need to work for your business.

Meet Kevin ↗

What’s your
next story?

A new website, a finished project, or a team that needs a fresh introduction? Tell me what you’re working on. You don’t need a finished brief or shot list.

Talk through your project ↗
Kevin Edge Photography / Portsmouth, New HampshirePeople. Places. Perspective.