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Australian born Fine Art Photographer and Cinematographer based in Japan for over 10 years. Exploring the theme of Isolation, whether social, cultural, geographical, emotional or temporal.
I take a careful, considered approach to shooting and enjoy the technical process as much as the creative.
I specialise in emotive landscapes and environmental portraiture, as well as contemplative documentary cinematography. I’m comfortable both behind the camera or in more directorial roles working closely with other creative professionals.
I am available for fine art commissions worldwide, as well as for commercial and editorial stills and video work in Tokyo and Sydney. I am happy to answer any enquiries, and can be contacted here.
2018 青ヶ島：ふたごのカルデラでの人生, Place M, Tokyo Japan.
2018 Aogashima – Life Among the Twin Calderas, Artsite Gallery, Sydney Australia
2016 The Taisho Photographer’s House, Artsite Gallery (Associate event of Sydney Head On), Sydney Australia
2014 Isolation – The Japan Photographs, Artsite Gallery (Associate event of Sydney Head On), Sydney Australia
2018 All is not Black and White, Artsite Gallery, Sydney Australia
2017 Collector’s Choice, Artsite Gallery, Sydney Australia
2016 Føroyar Landscapes, Corner Gallery, Sydney Australia
2015 Awagami International Miniature Print Exhibition, The Hall of Awa Japanese Handmade Paper, Tokushima, Japan
2014 Winter Solace, Artsite Gallery, Sydney, Australia
2013 Collectors Choice, Artsite Gallery, Sydney, Australia
2013 Swedish Innovations, Miraikan, Tokyo Japan
2013 Salon Special, Artsite Gallery, Sydney Australia
2012 Heritage Week, Rookwood Cemetery, Sydney Australia
2016 William and Winifred Bowness Photography Prize – Finalist
2013 Hasselblad Swedish Innovations – Winner
Hamish‘s work has been acquired and commissioned for both private and public collections in Australia, Japan and America. It is also hung in the I131 Isolation Treatment Unit of Liverpool Hospital NSW Australia.
2018 Aogashima – Life among the twin calderas
2020 (Upcoming) Fukushima Samurai