Alice Gipps is recognised as one of the leading polo photographers, with over fifteen years dedicated to capturing the power and elegance of the horse in motion. Her extensive library of images has been published internationally and forms the basis of her evocative Fine Art Prints, now held in collections and exhibited worldwide.

Her path combines a lifelong passion for horses—riding since the age of three—with a strong artistic foundation. After studying art in the UK and on the John Hall History of Art course in Italy, she went on to complete an Honours degree in Equine Science, deepening her understanding of anatomy and behaviour. When she discovered polo in 2002, it brought together her love of art, horses, and photography in a single pursuit.

Alice’s work is defined by her ability to capture atmosphere and movement with striking clarity, from dramatic polo scenes to equine portraits and wildlife studies. Notable works include Nicotina, her first Fine Art Print, and Tropillas, taken at a gaucho festival in Argentina and now in the collection of Adolfo Cambiaso.

Today, her fine art photography continues to celebrate the horse in its most dynamic and beautiful form, uniting her equestrian expertise with an enduring artistic vision.