The Winter Coast of Maine - Ed Kenney Photography

Coming in May, 2021: 'The Winter Coast of Maine' a book celebrating the beauty of Maine's rugged coast in a season seldom seen by tourists.
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Ed Kenney takes the viewer on a journey to a seldom seen world of gunmetal greys and sepia that is both visually spare and yet inviting. The style is documentary with periodic hints of color beneath a blanket of white. Enjoy the journey.

Jack Dykinga
Photographer, Tucson, Arizona
Pulitzer Prize Recipient
Ed Kenney is a friend and neighbor with a very keen eye that I admire no end. As I review the images for this powerful new collection, it is still summer here on the coast, yet the unforgiving beauty and cold of our winters just sunk – early and deep – into my bones. There are images here I truly wish I could say were my own.

Peter Ralston
Photographer, Teacher,
Rockport, Maine
Without question, maritime Maine is the most ruggedly beautiful stretch of the United States east coast. It’s one of those special places that hooks you, and keeps calling you back, though most of us fortunate enough to visit here do so in summer or autumn. In “The Winter Coast of Maine” Ed Kenney’s remarkably intimate and evocative photographs make a compelling case that this sublime landscape, and the charming Down East culture that inhabits it, are well worth experiencing during the colder months.

Justin Black

Photographer/Explorer, Washington,D.C.

Cofounder and Managing Director, Visionary Wild
Ed Kenney is a thoughtful observer of light and land. In these photographs he invites us to share the quietude of Maine’s winter landscape. He shows us the unique beauty of rarely seen Maine.

Tillman Crane

Photographer/Teacher

Camden, Maine
Winter opens up special photographic opportunities. Ed captures Maine’s wonders with spectacularly composed images which we greatly enjoy as part of our collection.

Susan Deutsch

Owls Head, Maine
Landscape photography at its best, is about creating a sense of place…images that not only evoke mood but draw us into the frame. Utilizing the subtle light and color of Maine in winter, Ed Kenney’s photographs illustrate the beauty and character of this unique locale during that extreme season, and through his perseverance and unique vision, allow us the opportunity to experience it with him.

Arthur Meyerson
Photographer, Houston, Texas
Photography books often say: “Here’s what I saw.” This collection of images says: “Here’s what I felt.” If you don’t know what that means, just open the cover and browse to the end. You’ll glimpse Ed Kenney’s soul.

Bill Ellzey

Photographer, Teacher, Crestone, Colorado
Former Director, Western Photo Workshops, Telluride, Colorado