Lisa Holloway is an internationally published, award winning fine art portrait photographer residing in rural Northwestern Arizona with her husband and 10 children. A Canon girl since day one, Lisa is completely self taught and works exclusively with natural light. She has been in business serving clients in the Las Vegas metro area since 2008. When Lisa is not pursuing her photography interests, she loves the outdoors, road trips, cooking, thunderstorms, and spending time with her family.
What do you carry in your camera bag?
I carry 2 camera bodies (my 5D Mark III is my main and my 5D Mark II is my backup), my 200mm 2.0L, 85mm 1.2L, and my Sigma 50mm Art lens – I definitely prefer long primes! I also carry spare batteries, loads of memory cards, a lens cleaning cloth, and inadvertently, a few odds and ends that my kids have dropped into my bag along the way. Broken crayons or stale crackers, anyone? While I have dabbled with OCF, I am a natural light photographer and prefer to work with ambient light while shooting my sessions so I do not carry any strobes or lighting gear.
Do you have any influencers?
I am influenced by my children, the colors, light, and textures in nature, and by so many amazing photographers that I have discovered along this journey. There really are too many to list here, but a few favorites are Yousuf Karsh, Steve McCurry, Ansel Adams, as well as some newer photographers – Magdalena Berny, Jessica Drossin, Jake Olson, and Elena Shumilova to name just a few.
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