Daysend
Kampot, Cambodia, Oct 2015: Days end on the Prek Thom river looking towards the Elephant mountain range…
Read More DaysendKampot, Cambodia, Oct 2015: Days end on the Prek Thom river looking towards the Elephant mountain range…
Read More DaysendWat Nokor, Kompong Cham, Cambodia, October 2015: A short video exploring the strange fusion temple complex of Banteay Prey Nokor. The original 11th century Mahayana Buddhist shrine has been added onto over the centuries and incorporated into a bewildering and sprawling complex of wat’s and stupa’s. However it was a very peaceful visit with not another […]
Read More NokorKampong Cham, Cambodia Oct 2015: This elderly monk was quite a character at Wat Phnom Pros, located just outside the small city of Kampong Cham.
Read More PreahsangWat Leu, Sihanoukville, Cambodia, October 2015. It was very peaceful at Wat Leu, located on a hill overlooking the port city of Sihanoukville. There were no tourists and no hassles, apart from the two boys on the left who followed me around, eventually asking me for some dollars. They were just trying to make a buck […]
Read More BeiBangkok, Thailand, Oct 2015: After a few months absence I’m back. The good news is I have a lot of new images and video coming soon after recently returning from travels in South East Asia. Here’s some sample street photos from the beginning, shot on my newly acquired Fujifilm X100s.
Read More SamsenChristchurch, NZ, April 2015: This was my first visit to Christchurch since the February 22nd 2011 earthquake that devastated New Zealand’s third largest city. It was a surreal experience, the centre around Cathedral Square was mostly unrecognizable, apart from the iconic Christchurch Cathedral.
Read More The CathedralWellington, 2014-15: Some random double exposures shot on 35mm transparency film (in 2 cameras), then cross processed- hence the triple(x) exposure title. Straight out of the camera- no edits. Camera’s: Olympus XA & Yashica Electro 35 CC Film: Fuji Velvia 100F
Read More TripleXA short film exploring a strategic century old fort in Wellington. Hopefully in the future the fort can be restored, so it can be enjoyed by everyone, not just taggers, street artists and the occasional urban explorer.
Read More The FortFlying back from my cousin’s (Claire Hamilton RIP) funeral in Christchurch, I felt obliged to shoot some footage out the window. Heavy turbulence leaving Christchurch (shaky cam) lead to beautiful views over the Southern Alps, Kaikoura coast, Cape Campbell, Cook Strait to end with a relatively soft landing in Wellington. RIP Claire…
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