Journal
People, places, and the decisions behind the photographs. Field notes and practical guides from Kevin Edge, in Portsmouth and across New England.
Still the kid with a camera
From film production and early stock photography to architecture and a new chapter in New England.
Planning portraits that feel like your team
How to plan consistent headshots and environmental portraits while leaving room for individual character.
A local eye on Portsmouth and the Seacoast
People, architecture, and the details that give a Seacoast business its sense of place.
What makes an editorial photograph tell a story?
How portraits, settings, and supporting details come together for a magazine feature or brand story.
Photographing architecture from the whole to the detail
A considered sequence of spaces, sightlines, light, and materials for architects and interior designers.
Photographing the experience of a place to stay
Planning hotel photography around the rooms, details, and setting a guest will encounter.
Making industrial work visible
A closer look at the tools, processes, and people that explain how things are made.
The people behind technical work
Photographing healthcare and technical environments through people, spaces, and the work that connects them.
Photographing an event beyond the stage
The speakers matter. So do the conversations, reactions, and details that give a gathering its character.
How to plan a commercial photography brief
A practical starting point for planning photography for your business in Portsmouth, Boston, and New England.
A brand library that works together
How to plan a connected collection of people, spaces, products, and process photographs—and make it useful to your team.