Kevin J. Sperl is a Staff Photographer for the Salmon Press family of newspapers in New Hampshire. Formerly with The Citizen / Fosters Daily Democrat daily newspapers, Sperl has 5 years of photojournalism experience. His photos have been recognized numerous times as the Associated Press for “Photo of the Month” and reprinted by trade associations, corporations and nonprofit organizations throughout the State.
Kevin founded Kevin J. Sperl Photography in 2002 which specializes in environmental portraiture, events coverage and customized photo montages of family celebrations. His expertise in capturing naturescapes on film was spawned by a cross-country trip from Newfoundland to British Columbia. During that time, Kevin methodically photographed images he describes as “quiet” in contrast to the fast-paced world of photojournalism he currently works in. Many of those images served as inspiration for Kevin’s current series of naturescape note cards and framed prints.
In 2006, Kevin’s work was part of the Photojournalists: Seven New Hampshire Lenses exhibit at the Nackey S. Loeb School of Communications in Manchester, NH. His work has also been exhibited at the Imagine Gallery and Gallery at the Busiel Mill, both located in Laconia, NH.
Kevin holds a Master of Science degree from the University of New Hampshire and currently teaches 35mm photography at the New Hampshire Community Technical College in Laconia and is a seminar presenter at the Loeb School.

“One thing I have come to learn about photography is that you cannot take pictures of the past nor can you photograph the future,” he says, adding: “The present moment is all we have, so take some time to notice.”