About Ace von Alling

I’m Ace von Alling, an internationally published photographer based in northeast Nebraska. For more than twenty years I’ve built a body of work around the figure — creating images that often feel closer to paintings than photographs.
I started in New York’s fashion industry, where I learned precision, discipline, and how to deliver under pressure. I still get called back into that world when someone needs an experienced hand. But the business moves fast and forgets even faster. My focus now is on the few who want more than a passing image.
My current work combines studio photography, 3D design & rendering, and digital painting to create contemporary interpretations of nineteenth-century traditions. Pieces have hung in galleries and private collections, but more important is what they do for the people in them: they turn presence into permanence.
Philosophy
Great figure art comes from trust. I bring vision and technical skill. You bring presence, curiosity, and the nerve to stand where most won’t. Together, the work becomes something more lasting than a shoot.
A session here isn’t an assembly line. It’s selective, serious, and designed to give you the chance to take part in something rare.
Method
Before any shoot we meet, in person or over video, to make sure the fit is right. Sessions run with a plan but always leave space for improvisation. What matters is that the results hold weight.
Usage, privacy, and compensation are always clear. Final images are approved before anything is shown, and when works sell, collaborators share in the proceeds.
If you want to see what this looks like, browse the gallery and read the testimonials. When you’re ready, the next step is reaching out.