Jason Capobianco’s career has been one long pursuit of the unguarded moment, where he often captures the winning frame during the ‘in between’ moments of a shoot.

Celebrity portraits filled with connection and intimacy. Fashion and beauty images painted with a cinematic grandness. Social media video spots filled with happiness and humour.

These are some of the reasons that Jason’s clients keep coming back for more. His experience and adaptability in the fast changing landscape of commercial photography, is the key to his success.

“My desire to never have a ‘style’ comes from the fact that I never want to do the same thing twice. I never want viewers to say ‘that’s a Capobianco image, or video’. I always want to keep them guessing.”

It has been a busy year for Jason Capobianco in both still photography and also his video and documentary work. With social media becoming a big and fast paced video platform for short film, Jason has been working with his creative partner and wife Grace Lam (ex Vogue China fashion style editor) on some fun films for Christian Louboutin, Lane Crawford and Landmark Mandarin Oriental, and Porsche Hong Kong.

On top of all this, Jason has had time to shoot Justin Beiber for WWD, Chinese singer and uber creative Dadawa for the cover of Sotheby’s Magazine and lend a bright and upbeat view of Hong Kong to Madame Figaro Japan for Bottega Veneta.

He even managed to make another documentary film with five Australian artists for the Australian Wildlife Conservancy as they make an enormous impact in keeping the country’s wildlife off the endangered species lists.

It has been a busy year for Jason Capobianco in both still photography and also his video and documentary work. With social media becoming a big and fast paced video platform for short film, Jason has been working with his creative partner and wife Grace Lam (ex Vogue China fashion style editor) on some fun films for Christian Louboutin, Lane Crawford and Landmark Mandarin Oriental, and Porsche Hong Kong.

On top of all this, Jason has had time to shoot Justin Beiber for WWD, Chinese singer and uber creative Dadawa for the cover of Sotheby’s Magazine and lend a bright and upbeat view of Hong Kong to Madame Figaro Japan for Bottega Veneta.

He even managed to make another documentary film with five Australian artists for the Australian Wildlife Conservancy as they make an enormous impact in keeping the country’s wildlife off the endangered species lists.

Jason Capobianco has been creating his own brand of high-fashion focused editorial work for more than a decade, contributing to titles such as Vogue, Harper's Bazaar, GQ, Sleek and Tush.

Predominantly regarded as a fashion, beauty and portrait photographer, Jason’s client list is filled with some of Asia’s best talent including Aaron Kwok, Angela Baby, Huang Xiao Ming, Chow Yun Fat, Tang Wei, Simon Yam, Fan Bing Bing, Andy Hui and many more.

Jason Capobianco is also an exhibiting artist and documentary film-maker.