Jay Caboz Photography

15/06/2026

11/06/2026

Blue Hour Bay. Cape Town's iconic harbour cranes emerge through a blanket of fog draped over the CBD. A photograph I've been chasing for years, finally captured after waiting for that perfect balance of cloud density to swallow the city below while leaving just enough of the skyline peeking through.

17/05/2026

Moments from the Kruger.

07/05/2026

Time for some shameless self-promotion. A big thank you to DoubleTree by Hilton Cape Town for trusting me with chasing the vision of capturing the sunrise of your hotel.

A bit more about the photo:
Patience isn’t just part of photography, sometimes it is the photograph.
Back in October, the team at DoubleTree by Hilton brought me in with what sounded like a simple brief. Capture the building at sunrise, glowing in golden light.
Simple on paper. But not so simple in reality.
It took over a month of early alarms and checking forecasts for a gap.
On 27 November, it finally came together. That meant being in position well before 05h30, ready for it.
As the sky started to lift, it was clear the window would be tight. Just a few minutes of usable light before the clouds rolled in and shut it all down. The wind was pumping too, which made it even trickier to lock things in with the longest exposure.
Three glorious frames. That’s all the light allowed before it disappeared.

03/05/2026

Reliving a moment where Cape Town felt unreal, as the fog rolled in, slow, soft, and completely in control.

03/05/2026

Who else is ready for a close encounter with a puppy cuddle?

26/04/2026

Cape Town at full volume.