A stunning and bold kitchen in Rye designed by Mark Gillies with Mari Woods Kitchen/Bath/Home, featuring deep blue cabinetry and a uniquely shaped geometric island. Photographer Kevin Edge captures the elegant blend of functionality and aesthetic appeal in this striking space.

Finding the right commercial photographer in Portsmouth can make all the difference in how your brand is seen. This guide outlines what to look for—experience, style, and local insight—to help you choose a photographer who can bring your vision to life with clarity and impact.

From Maine’s rocky coastlines to Vermont’s autumn woods, New England is home to photographers who beautifully capture the region’s soul. This roundup highlights some of the top visual storytellers redefining how we see the Northeast—perfect for anyone seeking inspiration or standout talent.

Discover the exquisite blend of elegance and functionality in this beautifully designed kitchen in Dover by Mari Woods. From the unique center island to the high-end appliances, explore how every detail has been meticulously crafted to create a harmonious and welcoming space.

Right out of the gate, my first project with a new client, Mari Woods, took me to a unique room in a unique location. The owner of an equestrian stable in Rye, NH had asked Mari to design and build a high-end custom lounge, complete with a full bar, into their stable. And not stopping there, the lounge was to feature a huge viewing window for owners to watch their horses being trained. All together, this was a truly fascinating project that tested and expanded my skills as a photographer, and more than anything was an absolute thrill to shoot.

Looking for the perfect photographer in Portsmouth, NH? Whether you’re a business owner, designer, or architect, this guide walks you through what matters most—style, experience, and local knowledge—to ensure your next shoot is a success from the first click.

Looking to get closer to the local arts community, I started volunteering for WSCA here in Portsmouth. The job they gave me was to listen to all the new music people had submitted to the station for going on-air. While giving it a true effort, it quickly became apparent that I didn’t have much of an ear for new music. So instead, I offered to help out with my camera and discovered they needed updated photos of the building. I saw this as an excellent opportunity to capture the station’s eclectic, community-grown nature and visually express its unique personality.

In the heart of Portsmouth's artistic community, I had the opportunity to photograph my friend Tom Driscoll's stained glass restoration studio, Sash & Solder. This personal project captured the intricate craftsmanship and unique atmosphere of Tom's workspace, offering a glimpse into the delicate art of stained glass restoration.

My recent project with Sash & Solder led me to the stunning First Church of Christ, Scientist in Concord, New Hampshire. The stained glass windows were a focal point, casting beautiful, filtered light into the sanctuary. This challenging shoot relied entirely on natural light, highlighting the church's architectural details and bringing the space to life.

Moving to Portsmouth marked a significant transition in my life, both personally and professionally. After stepping away from photography for a while, I sought to reset my style and technique, embracing a more subtle and sophisticated aesthetic. Black and white photography seemed the perfect medium to start anew. Through this heartfelt exploration, I aim to capture the timeless beauty of Portsmouth, its vibrant community, and my journey of rediscovery. Each photograph tells a story, preserving moments and emotions that define this charming city. Join me as I embark on this exciting new chapter in my photography career.