Born in 1972, from 1999 to 2000 Alfredo Falvo studied at the International Center of Photography in New York where he also had the opportunity to do an internship at the Magnum Agency.

Social reportage is his favorite subject. He came out with his most important work in 2004, photographing the difficult reality of Skid Row, Los Angeles, which will be soon become a book, "Lost Angels".

His reportages have been published in magazines in Italy and

the US and exhibited internationally. In the meanwhile he has been doing corporate photography for companies like Classica, Avignonesi, Rosss. His commercial work has appeared in various magazines in Italy and abroad: Monsieur, Grazia, Atmosphere, Ulisse, Arrivederci, Til, Il Gambero Rosso and Slow Food (cover photo).

 Alfredo Falvo has been teaching at the Cortona Center of Photography since 2001.

He speaks fluent English.