About PAULO ALEXANDRINO PHOTOGRAPHER

Born in Coimbra in 1965, Paulo Alexandrino is a photography graduate who started his career in the late 1980`s.

Since then, he became a household name as a visual contributor for most of Portugal leading printed media, with hundreds of printed covers, portraits, reportages, all kind of editorial features, made on comissions locally and abroad.

A large amount of corporate work as also been made on assignment for a broad range of prestigious companies and corporations. With a network of dedicated partnerships, amongst a team of talented photographers and visual artists, PAULO ALEXANDRINO PHOTOGRAPHER can provide a large number of imaging solutions, ranging from all kinds of still photography, multimedia and panoramic presentations, as well as corporate videos. We take pride to be  part of your company life, documenting it`s headquarters and facilities, recording it`s meetings and events, thus providing high quality material for your brochures, booklets, all kinds of advertising and comunications materials you may demand.

Partnerships with professional writers can also be custom made to help you with the editorial needs of you PR department. Please feel free to call for comissions, adicional info and budgeting. Corporate or editorial, we understand the uniqueness of your needs, and our aim is to deliver the best solutions, on studio, on location, always on deadline and budget.

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Recent clients include:

Corporate

BES; Banco Popular; Santander Totta; Deloitte; Nutrinveste SGPS; Media Gate; Randstad; Grande Hotel de Luso; Grupo Mota- Engil; Psicoforma; HPP Saúde; Tetrapak Portugal; Coalition pour le dialogue sur L`Afrique; HPP Saúde; CM Vila Real Santo António; Select Vedior; Tempo-Team; Herdade Maria da Guarda; Lift; Vinitur; Odebrecht; Randstad; Centromarca

Editorial

Exame; Marketeer; Readers Digest; Notícias Magazine; Pais & Filhos; Epicur; Executive Digest; Sol; GQ; Viagens e Resorts; Notícias Sábado; HR Portugal; DN Life; Expresso; Jazzera Magazine; International Herald Tribune; The Future Laboratory