Hi! I'm ingrid berrios

Come say hi!

As a business owner myself, I understand how important strong brand and commercial photography is for building credibility and trust, and I also know how hard it is when you don’t have it!

Your visuals are often the first impression of your business, and they should reflect the quality, professionalism, and care you put into your work.

That’s where I come in!

I’m a Baltimore-based Brand & Commercial Photographer and Women-Owned Business Owner who helps businesses move beyond stiff, surface level photos. I lead with a process that clarifies your vision, aligns imagery with your brand strategy, and ensures every photo has a purpose.

From strategic location scouting to creative direction on set, I focus on creating imagery that feels real, confident, and representative of your actual business: your people, your space, and the work you do every day.

The goal isn’t just to look good. It’s to create visuals that help your brand be seen, trusted, and unforgettable!

As for me? My 10-year-old self dreamed of being a NatGeo photographer, commercial creative director, and pop star. Brand + Commercial Photography turned out to be the perfect blend of all three!

I’m a coffee-loving, dancing, adventurous mom living just north of Baltimore in Harford County with my husband and three kids. We love exploring the Baltimore Metro area, and along the way, I find amazing photoshoot locations!

Photography started as a healing hobby during tough times in my early adulthood. When I discovered Brand + Commercial photography, I knew I found my calling! Each shoot is unique, with different stories, settings, and personalities, which keeps my creativity sharp and my instincts flowing.

From Personal Brands to Commercial Teams, I thrive on quick thinking and creative problem-solving to deliver stunning, effective images that help clients grow their business and see real ROI.

And just an fyi, everyone is welcome here! I celebrate diversity in all forms: age, race, ability, religion, gender identity, and sexual orientation. My husband and 3 children are Puerto Rican. Also, I’m a personal advocate for ADHD and want all neurodivergent communities to feel welcome. I aim to create a safe, inclusive space where you can fully express your true self!