hamish NIVEN Photography
Photography South Africa Cape Town photographer
This blog is an informal collection of some of my work.
It is a mixture of personal and commercial photographs, but placed here so I can share my photographic world.
They are copyright hamish NIVEN Photography
they may be shared on Tumblr and the internet, but they are not for commercial use, please don't use them without asking me.These links are the images by categories
sunsets
panoramas
HDR
Creating HDR photographs
interior design
sunrise / dawn
the race horse
architecture
black and white
details
wildlife
food
video
time lapse
Creating HDR photographs
These are posts I've found and am sharing here
quotes
shared
inside outside
fatigue testing
Timelapse in The Port of Cape Town #16
Timelapse in the Port of Cape Town #14.
The shot - number 657 of 2309 in a sequence.
This is worth that second beer!
Timelapse in the Port of Cape Town #12
Crane shot
Canon 5DIII slung under a 500 kg beam which is due to lift 65 tons - 18 metres of 5cm thick leg of an oil rig.
The camera is at 85 metres 78 yards and at the limit of the CamRangers wifi which I was using to trigger the camera and once the lift began, the setting of the intervalometer to shoot the timelapse.
This is one of about 30,000 shots taken since Saturday (excluding the GoPro) for a timelapse marketing video I’m shooting in Cape Town.
It was a great chance to invest in some fabulous technology - the CamRanger, a Shukuma dolly ( for timelapse moves) and a Merlin Head for pan/tilts.
Timelapse in the Port of Cape Town #11
Timelapse in the Port of Cape Town #10
Timelapse in The Port of Cape Town #9
Timelapse in the Port of Cape Town #5
Timelapse in The Port of Cape Town #04
one of the 7 natural wonders of the world
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Old farm house in Tamboeskloof, Cape Town
Lovingly restored by Alex Stewart Architecture.
Plaster casts of the original ceiling mouldings were taken
Replacement handles were made to match the ones stil at the home.
Cupboards made to match the style within the home.
An absolute pleasure to photograph a place that has been crafted so, modern meets old and the combination is beautiful, elegant and functional - a hard mix to make.
Windy summers day just down the road from Camps Bay, Cape Town
storm and sunshine
