Showing posts with label D300. Show all posts
Showing posts with label D300. Show all posts

Friday, August 30, 2013

Snow again on Helderberg Mountain

Woke this morning to snow covering the Helderberg mountains once again, a majestic sight indeed.





Up in Lourensford Wine Estate.





Lourensford Wine Estate.

A Panorama at Lourensford Wine Estate.

Tuesday, March 19, 2013

Backsberg Picnic Concerts with Koos Kombuis

Last Sunday was packed at Backsberg with fans to watch Koos Kombuis. He performed the last show for this series of Backsberg Picnic Concerts. Again great fun was had by all. I look forward to next year series to see more of the best South African musical talents at Backsberg in 2014.




The opening act Andra
Andra
Koos Kombuis
The crown enjoying the day.
Koos Kombuis
The Backsberg Girls, with Alana.

Full House at Backsberg.
Koos Kombuis
Koos Kombuis
Having fun.

Andra and the afternoon DJ.


Catch me MOM.!
Simon and Koos Kombuis

Some friends having fun.
The view






Tuesday, January 22, 2013

Serenity Forest – Natures Valley – Dec/Jan 2013 Holidays

Our Campsite at night, fire flies every where.
My daughter Playing with Nguni, campsite in the background.

Another long exposure shot with myself and the boys at the campfire.


Mark, Nguni and kids playing on the roof of my car.

Knysna Lourie.

Knysna Lourie.

Mags & me.

The girls having a laugh.

Pieter our local Rock Star!
Steve making one of the best potjie's ever, full leg of lamb in there...yummy!


Our beautiful daughter.
The boys off to Rocky's.

Magic.....

Kids at the waterfall.
Nguni chasing us...

Waterfall in the area, lovely hike about 30min

My god daughter about to take off!

Another lovely waterfall and rock pool.


Took this long exposure shot of the campsite on New Year’s Eve at 3:45am, was completely black in front of me.

Waterfall

Our camp how I miss it, would love to back there now lying in the hammock.

Sunday, January 13, 2013

The Bunker


Had so much fun at the Gordon's Bay bunker doing a scary shoot with family and friends.

AfrikaBurn 2012






Feeling up the Wally

My buddy and fellow photographer getting the shot.


Dancing the day away


















Meow












































and how did you get so tall?



 
I attended my first AfrikaBurn last year and what an amazing experience, imagine a temporary town with thousands of people, bright colors and smiles where ever you look. For six days the Tankwa Karroo, will have theme camps, dance floors, beautiful art structures, mutant vehicles, wonderful friendly people, music, colorful costumes, performance and so much more.
AfrikaBurn is a result of creative self expression, a community of volunteers, friendliness and freedom.
There’s no money exchanged (you have to take literally everything you need, from water and food to rubbish bags and coffee).
In Tankwa Town anything can happen. One can’t explain a Burn properly unless you have experienced it. How do you explain something that defies description? It is visually overwhelming and no photograph can do it justice, there simply too much going on. You can only be a part of it, but it will always be a part of you.
It has to be one of the best festivals in the world and I can’t wait for May this year were we get to do it all over again.
I would like to thank all the wonderful and beautiful people at AfrikaBurn who allowed me to photograph them.