“There’s a fine line between success and failure for some who start a business. My goal is to touch on that limitation and do my best to meet the need.

Photography services are often a luxury add-on with the potential outcome compromised by the use of a phone - or not at all. An economic challenge shouldn’t hinder a brand’s best presentation.

These are the reasons why I am suited to partner with you…

• Quality before compromise.

• Experienced + Proven results

• I support LOCAL.

• I rally behind the one’s who fight for their lives to keep the doors open.

• I stand with the resilient.

• I believe in their passion as I have in mine.

I remain encouraged when the glimmer of hope shines in the eyes of those who’ve received their photography after a shoot.

THIS is my reward.”

Based in Wellington, New Zealand, Chris Holloman brings a considered, editorial approach to photography for businesses, brands, and organisations that value strong visual presentation.

With an award-winning background and years of commercial experience, each session is carefully planned and professionally executed, with attention given to lighting, detail, and the overall feel of the work.

For those looking to move beyond quick snapshots, investing in professional photography ensures your product, service, or team is represented with clarity and intent.

With fair, transparent rates and a focus on delivering high-quality results efficiently, it’s a straightforward partnership built on experience and trust.

There’s a vastly changing world that we are emersed in and it’s moving at a pace that seems lightning fast.

Digital photography is at the forefront of the discussion when prompted with the questions around use of AI. While I hold true to producing a human-created deliverable, the tools of the trade are now heavily deleloped to include intelligent processes. This serves to increase efficiency and improve the workflow within the post-production editing space.

AI can offer clients a fast track to conceptual ideas and initiate a conversation, however, the challenge remains to fulfill these needs using an expert skillset developed through 15 years behind the camera. This is where the safe and ethical zone sits when stating, ‘Photo by Chris Holloman Photography’.

Let’s continue to align with the technical advances of our time, rise to the challenges of new skills and adaptation, and move forward as we did when man discovered fire (Can you imagine the arguments against the implementation of controlled flame into everyday life? I think we are good).