Selected work
Architecture / Interiors / People
WinterHolben
Photographing
the design story.
Architecture, interiors, and the people behind the work.
One relationship.
Many perspectives.
My ongoing work with Winter Holben moves between buildings, interiors, and the people who shape them. Across the Foreside Inn, Portsmouth City Lifestyle, and the Walker studio, the photographs bring a design practice into view.
The coverage
Architectural exteriors, guest rooms, circulation spaces, and design details at the Foreside Inn, plus Winter Holben’s working studio.
The editorial story
Environmental portraits and studio scenes for Portsmouth City Lifestyle bring the people behind the practice into the picture.
The photographs in use
Winter Holben presents the Foreside Inn photographs on its project website, showing the architecture, interiors, and details together.
See the published project →The Foreside Inn
A sense of place.
From the setting to the smallest detail.
At the Foreside Inn in Kittery, Winter Holben brought architecture, interiors, and brand experience together. My photographs follow those connections: the building in its setting, the character of a guest room, and the materials and details encountered along the way.
The photographs appear on Winter Holben’s own project page, alongside the firm’s account of its work.
Portsmouth City Lifestyle / Editorial
The people behind
the practice.
The Portsmouth City Lifestyle assignment brings the story closer. Portraits and scenes from the studio introduce the people behind the architecture, with their working environment as part of the frame.
3 Walker / Studio
A practice in place.
Winter Holben’s own studio brings its ideas into a place of daily work. The exterior view establishes its presence on the street; the interior opens up the setting in which the practice works.
People.
Spaces.
Details.
Winter Holben describes its approach through people, place, and performance. My photographs make the people and spaces visible, and show the details through which design is experienced. Together, these assignments form an evolving portrait of the practice.
Planning photography for a completed project or your practice? We can discuss the spaces, people, and details you need to show—and where the photographs will be used.
Talk through your project ↗Photography: Kevin Edge Photography · Featured design practice: Winter Holben