Alex Ingram is a freelance photographer based in London, whose work ‘seamlessly documents the beauty of the world around him’, approaching each creative brief with a fresh perspective and the highest attention to detail.

Fundamentally, Alex’s work is about people. People that he has grown up with, people that he has encountered at different stages of his life, or people that have influenced him and shaped him into the person he is today. The work is about his relationship with these people, the connections they share, and the stories they have to tell. He looks to create narratives that run throughout, connecting the images, the people and the places, and engaging the viewer with the stories he is trying to tell. 

Since graduating with a First Class Degree in Photography from Bristol UWE, Alex’s work has been featured in various magazines and exhibitions across the UK, as well as having recently pubished his second book, ‘David’s House’, which explores the lives of the inhabitants of the UK’s smallest city, St Davids. 

Since moving to London, he has proved himself to be a versatile photographer, having worked with numerous clients including the BJP, AirBnB, RNLI, BBC Bristol, Dubarry, VICE, BGP Aerospace, Oxford University, London Metropolitan Police and Magnum Photos for portrait, documentary and editorial commissions.

Select Clients: 

• The New York Times 
• Die Zeit
• The Guardian
• Transport For London
• Art On The Underground
• BBC
• Kings College London
• The British Journal of Photography
  
• The TrainLine
• Dubarry
• RNLI
• NHS England
• GKN Aerospace
• AirBnB
• Les Others 
• London Metropolitan Police