Alexander is based in Northern Germany and is specialised in architecture and interior in general. Since 2016 he gets more and more involved in the cruise industry, where he works for cruise lines, architects and contractors who cater to the industry.

For his assignments he travels worldwide. His clients include all major cruise and ferry lines, YSA Design from Norway, Tillberg Design of Sweden and countless suppliers.

Four these jobs he prefers to use his Fuji large format camera. He shoots from boats, planes, helicopters of with the help of drones.

Alexander's focus is on architectural and interior photography, but for the last few years he got more and more involved in the cruise ship industry. He delivers outstanding images from all kinds of vessels for the major cruise lines, the design offices, ship yards and suppliers involved in the building process. Therefore, he is traveling worldwide for his clients from ship yard to ship yard and attends the maiden voyages of new ships as well.

Before turning his passion into a career, Alexander worked in sales and marketing at BMW, Mercedes Benz and Bang & Olufsen and therefore has a deep understanding of the needs of his clients that include Aida Cruises, Dormakaba, Engel & Völkers, Ecovis Europe, Halbersbacher Hospitality Group, Mercure Hotels, Schlegel GmbH, Sixt, Veolia, Weber Haus and Bonava Deutschland.

Alexander is a photographer from north-eastern Germany. He began his photographic career with architectural and interior images. Early on, he used all technical options for his work to capture structures from unusual perpsectives. He photographs houses, company buildings, residential areas and entire cities from a drone, a helicopter or a plane. 

At the request of his clients, he also manufactures 360 degree panoramas of all kinds of buildings. 

Typically, he approaches the object to be photographed in which he visits at different times of the day, explores it from different perspectives and oberves different lighting situations, then he captures the wide angles and small details that stand out.

Alexander has neither a particular preference for modern or historical buildings - he simply loves all kinds of architecture. He has published a large format coffee table book about modern architecture and historical mansions in his homeland Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania.

Alexander Rudolph is located in the northeastern part of Germany - right in between Stralsund and Greifswald and close driving distance to Hamburg, Berlin, Copenhagen and many cities in Poland.

In addition to architecture and interiors, Alexander mainly photographs corporate and industrial motifs. 

He loves to work where there is sawing, hammering and, above all, welding. For him, producing impressive welding motifs is one of the greatest challenges in industrial photography. To illuminate the glistening bright welding arc and the surroundings in a balanced way and to bring the play of colours of different welding processes to light gives him the greatest satisfaction.

For him, highly specialised industrial workers in their dexterity and precision are on a par with surgeons whom he photographs in his healthcare motifs. Neither profession is allowed to deviate from their tolerance. Both are heroes of everyday life, whom he likes to stage in exactly this way.

What he loves about corporate photography is the balance between being a photographer and psychologist. Hardly any of his protagonists initially stand in front of the camera of their own accord. By giving his "models" the confidence to portray them impressively and giving them the feeling that, as the face of their company, they represent the bridge to potential customers, he achieves an intimate and authentic insight into the inner workings of his customers.

Alexander's focus is on architectural and interior photography. However, he has a real passion for corporate and industrial motifs as well. Therefore, he is travelling for his clients from construction and industry throughout Germany, even worldwide for hotels and cruise lines. On his travels, he will be inspired by the imaging language of other regions and develop motif ideas with influences from different genres. With this "crossover style" and his almost childlike curiosity on experimenting with unusual perspectives and lighting techniques, he also offers smaller and medium-sized companies with the appearance of international campaigns.

In order to creatively refuel after time-consuming jobs, he is working on several books on hospitality design and historical mansions that are typical of his home region of Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania.

Before turning his passion into a career, Alexander worked in sales and marketing at BMW, Mercedes Benz and BANG & OLUFSEN and therefore has a deep understanding of the needs of his clients that include AIDA CRUISES, Dormakaba, Engel & Völkers, ecovis Europe, halbersbacher hospitality group, mercure Hotels, Schlegel GmbH, SIXT, Veolia, Weber Haus and BONAVA Deutschland.