Close-up of a partially eaten cookie with a golden-brown crust and chocolate chips, set against a white background.
A couple standing close together in front of a large pink flowering bush. The woman has long black hair and is wearing a sleeveless blue dress. The man has long black hair, glasses, and is wearing a dark denim jacket over a white shirt.
A woman with curly dark hair lays on her back on the forest floor. Her eyes are closed serenely and dappled sunlight falls on her skin. Shot by Seattle photographer Holly Stevens.

Intimate & raw photography capturing you just as you are

A dark, abstract, swirling design with curved arm-like shapes radiating from the center.
Two nonbinary parents stand together holding a young child who is smiling at the camera. Shot by portrait photographer Holly Stevens.
Two people in wedding dresses standing on a rock in a lush, green forest. One is wearing a long white dress and veil, and the other person is dressed in a long dress, with developed foliage surrounding them.
A woman with long brown hair kneels down next to a creek, where a young boy is wading in his rain boots. They both smile happily. Shot by queer photographer Holly Stevens.

For all bodies

For all bodies •

Choose your adventure:

A nonbinary photographer in Seattle looking into the camera smiling, with a camera around their neck and their hands holding the camera.

Who I am

Holly Stevens (they/them),

a queer portrait photographer based in Seattle, WA.

Credit: Anna Peters

Hi! I’m Holly: a genderfluid, nerdy and highly excitable human being. I am a college dropout, a polytheistic animist, and a deeply inquisitive person.

I discovered photography as a pre-teen when it quickly became my artistic obsession, and remains my favorite thing in the world to this day.

I create imagery out of a deep love of humanity and the natural world. I'm honored you're here checking out my work and I hope we get a chance to connect!

“I was nervous about getting my photo taken but Holly has turned this experience into a treasured memory for us.”

— Joyce G.

Sink into the moment

Sink into the moment •

Black and white photo of a child dipping their bare foot into a small pool of water surrounded by rocks, with an adult’s hand and leg nearby.

The experience of working with me is slow-paced and easeful; your experience being photographed is just as important to me as creating an amazing final product.

My approach to photography is based in frameworks of body liberation and radical inclusivity. I believe every person should get to feel worthy of being in front of the camera.

My process is care-centered, communicative, and custom fit for every client. I hope you’ll come along with me for the journey!

Client Testimonials

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