Alejandro M. Martinez is a photographer based in Miami, FL. His work lies in the post-documentary discipline of photography, exploring the intersection of culture, identity, and the human experience. While committed to authenticity, he employs powerful imagery to capture moments of resilience and vulnerability, inviting viewers to form a deep connection with his subjects. His portfolio spans intimate portraits, social landscapes, and still life, while documenting the overlooked aspects of Miami, highlighting untold stories from marginalized communities and everyday life. Alejandro’s work challenges conventional narratives, offering a more nuanced, human-centered perspective that celebrates the complexity of people and places. Above all, he strives to honor voices often left unseen, creating work that speaks to the shared, universal experience of being human. Born and raised in Miami, Alejandro is the son of a Cuban immigrant, and his upbringing in the city’s rich cultural mosaic continues to shape his approach to photography, particularly in his use of color and subject matter. He became captivated by the stories of the people in his hometown, fascinated with how photography could not only document moments but also convey the emotions and narratives that define them.

Alejandro M. Martinez is a photographer based in Miami, FL. His work lies in the post-documentary discipline of photography, exploring the intersection of culture, identity, and the human experience. While committed to authenticity, he employs powerful imagery to capture moments of resilience and vulnerability, inviting viewers to form a deep connection with his subjects. His portfolio spans intimate portraits, social landscapes, and still life, while documenting the overlooked aspects of Miami, highlighting untold stories from marginalized communities and everyday life. Alejandro’s work challenges conventional narratives, offering a more nuanced, human-centered perspective that celebrates the complexity of people and places. Above all, he strives to honor voices often left unseen, creating work that speaks to the shared, universal experience of being human. Born and raised in Miami, Alejandro is the son of a Cuban immigrant, and his upbringing in the city’s rich cultural mosaic continues to shape his approach to photography, particularly in his use of color and subject matter. He became captivated by the stories of the people in his hometown, fascinated with how photography could not only document moments but also convey the emotions and narratives that define them.