Marie Eriel Hobro is a documentary photographer and filmmaker from Wahiawa, Hawai'i. Her work primarily focuses on dismantling the stereotypical narratives associated with Hawaiʻi. She is also passionate about telling eccentric, colorful stories that celebrate individuality and stories about identity, people of color, strong women, and drag queen culture.

She received her Bachelor of Science in Visual Journalism from Brooks Institute and attended the Eddie Adams XXIX Workshop as a student in the Fall of 2016. She is also a member of Women Photograph, Diversify Photo, and Authority Collective and runs Wolf & Woman, a documentary collective for women-identifying, POC, and LGBTQ+ creatives in Hawaiʻi.

When sheʻs not shooting, she can be found making baby-eating dinosaur earrings for Lola Lechón. She is available for assignment anywhere. 

CLIENTS

• LA Times

• The Washington Post

• The Wall Street Journal

• HuffPost

• HGTV

• ESPN

• A&E Network

• Airbnb

• Topic

• Grindr's INTO Magazine

• Nella Media Group

• Honolulu Magazine

• Hawaiʻi Business Magazine

• The Honolulu Star-Advertiser

• Hana Hou! The Magazine of Hawaiian Airlines

• Ojai Valley News

• The National Senior Games Association

                 CONTACT

(805) 769-8403

 MARIEHOBRO@GMAIL.COM