Holly Falconer is a London-based photographer, hailing originally from the west country. Her work focuses on capturing groups and subcultures in the UK with a particular interest in the queer community.
She shoots portrait, documentary and fashion photography, and has worked for clients such as Channel 4, i-D, the BBC and Paper.
Projects
- Turner Prize portraits for Tate EtcI was commissioned by Tate Etc magazine to do portraits of the four nominees Veronica Ryan, Sin Wai Kin, Ingrid Pollard and Heather Phillipson. It was a really special commission - I loved chatting with each artist about their lives and practice. The portraits can be seen in the Autumn 2022 issue of Tate Etc, alongside interviews which each nominee.
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Projects credited in
- Equal Lens Launch 201917
- Equal Lens: meet 100 women photographersAn equal shot for women photographers After looking through the books of over 70 leading commercial photography agents, we found that women accounted for less than 25% of those represented. This isn’t because of a lack of talent, or a lack of desire from agents, creative agencies or clients. It’s a structural problem that must be addressed with big collective actions, such as an industry-wide commitment to always include women photographers on the lists that clients and agencies select from.119