Lewis Edwards Photography

Jonathan didn't need much from me and that's honestly the highest compliment I can give. 📸

Just showed up, locked in and trusted the process. The results were some of the strongest frames of the entire season.

Big things ahead for you, man. 🙌

Class of 2027 booking is open now. Link in bio.

Happy Father's Day to the man who handed me my first camera. 📸

My dad Chris is the whole reason I do this. He got me into photography and one of my favorite memories with him is our trip to Kenya in 2018. Shooting side by side on safari is something I will never forget. Without him none of this exists. Not the business, not the portfolio, not a single frame I have ever taken.

Love you dad. Thank you for everything. 🤍🇰🇪

Pulling from the archive today and this one still stops me every time. 🇯🇵

Art Aquarium Museum, Tokyo. Thousands of goldfish in illuminated tanks designed like works of art. The whole place felt like it existed somewhere between a gallery and a dream. Genuinely one of the most unique things I have ever pointed a camera at. 🐟

Full portfolio linked in bio.

No overthinking, no stiffness. Just Niamh being exactly herself. That's all you ever need. ✨

There is something about photographing someone who is fully themselves in front of the camera. No overthinking, no stiffness, just presence. That was Niamh the entire session and every single frame reflects it.

Class of 2027, your turn is coming. Get ahead of it. Link in bio.

Some people are just made for the camera. Clara is one of them. 📸

Every frame felt natural and effortless. I barely had to direct because she already knew what she was doing. That's the dream session right there.

Congrats on finishing the chapter, Clara. The next one is going to be incredible. 🎉

Booking Class of 2027 portraits now. Link in bio.

Not every shoot is a posed portrait and that's what keeps this job interesting. 📸

I recently had the opportunity to photograph the David L. Guy '75 Lecture at Roanoke College, featuring Dr. Anne Bradley. An economist, author and CIA analyst turned academic whose work spans income inequality, economic freedom and the political economy of terrorism. Safe to say it was a fascinating room to be in.

Getting to document events like this is one of my favorite parts of the job. Different energy, different challenge, completely different kind of photography.

Always looking for more event work. Link in bio to get in touch.

Hayden is the kind of guy who lets his photos do the talking. 📸

We had a great conversation about photography along the way and it was clear he actually thinks about the craft. That kind of quiet curiosity translates directly into great portraits. He didn't need much direction at all.

So proud of everyone I got to work with this season. Class of 2026 you were something special. 🎓

Interested in booking for next year? Class of 2027 portrait spots are available now. Link in bio.

Pulling one from the archive today 🇯🇵

Kiyomizu-dera, Kyoto. Two frames, same subject, completely different feel. The first is wide and distant, the temple rising out of the trees with the mountains behind it. The second I just waited until the branches lined up and let the pagoda peek through.

Sometimes the best composition is the one you almost walked past.

Full portfolio linked in bio 📷

Turns out the same focus that makes Dominic a great volleyball player makes him a great subject too. 📸

I don't always say this but some sessions are just easy. Dominic walked in locked in and we had a blast. The energy was there from the jump and these photos show it.

Class of 2026 you were something else. So proud of every single one of you.

Years of hard work, late nights and early mornings. And then one day you put on the hood. 🎓

I had the honor of photographing the Roanoke College MBA hooding ceremony and it was a room full of people who earned every single moment of it. Milestones like this deserve to be documented well.

Congratulations to the graduating class. 👏

Event and milestone photography inquiries are welcome. Link in bio.