Young Swan

Pukeko

Forever the photographer

I was asked to take photos for Unitec's music students end of year performance. To be honest I'm getting a little bored of photographing music performances (maybe it's because you can't stand where you really want to, and the lighting etc) but I still managed to get some interesting & different shots in that I like.

The end of 16 years of school and study

The first photo here is me and Shaquille when we were still in high school before our film screened at the Academy Cinemas and we won Best film. The second photo is us 4 years later just two days ago after seeing our grad film screened at St Lukes Event cinemas :) Hopefully we'll keep making films in the future. This also marks the end of my study and I'm leaving with a Bachelor of Performing and Screen Arts specializing in camera.

A great cause

I shot and edited this video in a day for Hum Salon. They need $80,000 in 15 days or their community project will be taken off them. The house is amazing and has been restored in 4 years by amazing volunteers. The space is used for anyone including students to hang out, do art, create music, hold events. Check out how you can help here! : http://www.givealittle.co.nz/cause/keephumhumming

Friends not Food

Mountain

Catalogue

Two of the photos I took for this runway show event Kmart put on. I made the web banners that went on the Westfield website, the poster in store and a catalogue which had full page images like these. These two weren't actually in the catalogue but I like them. Model - Teena Niktash

Photos I took during the protest against testing on animals for psychoactive substances in June 2013. http://www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/news/article.cfm?c_id=1&objectid=10905359

 

In the moment

A funny moment I captured after snorkeling at Army Bay today. No hot chips were involved

Karekare beach day

Featuring Nick's fisheye lens.

Extreme Sound

 

Photos taken when me and Sash were pretending to get funny atmos at Bethells Beach this year.
Extreme sound - Seagull edition. Photos by Mike Kumagai