Edward Boches is a Boston and Cape Cod - based documentary photographer. Interested in how photography can connect us, help us understand each other, and inspire empathy, Boches has photographed such diverse communities as inner-city boxers, former gang members, Black Lives Matter activists, transgender men and women, pro-life and pro-choice advocates, women shellfishers, and homeless writers. He makes it a point to meet and photograph at least one stranger every day. His work has shown in museums and galleries that include the Griffin Museum of Photography in Winchester; the Bronx Documentary Center in New York City; the Cambridge Association for the Arts; the Plymouth Center for the Arts; the Providence Center for the Photographic Arts; Bob Korn’s Workspace Gallery on Cape Cod; and in Boston at both the Bromfield Gallery (online) and Panopticon Gallery among others.