Documentary photographer Nick Gervin has spent the last decade capturing the soul of Portland, Maine—its beauty, its struggles, and its untold stories. In this inspiring Radio Maine interview, Nick shares how photography became a lifeline in his recovery from traumatic brain injury and substance use disorder, guiding him from solitary nighttime shoots to a vibrant artistic community at the Bakery Photo Collective. His work, including the acclaimed book Portlanders, blurs the line between documentary and fine art, inviting viewers to see the city’s complexities: its flaws, its resilience, its humanity. With powerful images of everyday life and a deep commitment to truth-telling, Nick shows how photography can both witness and heal. Join our conversation with Nick Gervin today on Radio Maine—and don’t forget to subscribe to the channel.

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