Southafrica
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A sunny day over Pretoria, South Africa. I love the big-sky feel of the wide-open landscapes that you find in many parts of Africa, and on this particular afternoon the lovely tall fluffy cumulus clouds were just wonderful to look at, and that blue sky around them offsets the brightness so nicely. Yes, this was shot with a polarizer! January 2007.
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A South African Hornbill posing for a photo.
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Thank you Africa.
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Thank you Africa.
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School kids in District Six. District Six was once a virbrant, multicultural community in Cape Town, but under apartheid it was declared a whites-only area and all coloured or black-owned properties were razed. Slowly, slowly, the post-apartheid government is redeveloping the area, which stood mostly as a wasteland for the last sixty-plus years, and offering the original families new homes. However, it’s been a few generations since they lived here, so most families choose to stay in the townships that have been home to them for generations now. District Six / Cape Town, South Africa
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Blue jeans dry in front of an open door in the original muslim neighbourhood of Cape Town. The Bo Kaap is a feast for the eyes with all the brightly coloured homes. Bo Kaap, Cape Town / South Africa
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The African sky is reflected in this zebra’s eye. I like the diagonal line that runs down his nose and continues out his tail.
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When I found my husband’s shoes and his step-mother’s purse I couldn’t resist making this tranquil still life. Cape Town, / South Africa
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OIL PAINTING ON CANVAS 455MMX355MM
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Sunset from Camps Bay beach, Cape Town Tech Details: / Shot in Aperture Priority, Canon 400D using the kit lens / Av: f22 / Shutter: 8secs / ISO: 100 / Focal Length: 18mm I’ve been venturing into landscapes more and more lately. Any input, critc, etc always appreciated.
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Boulders beach, Cape Town Tech Details: / Shot in Aperture Priority, Canon 400D using the kit lens / Av: f16 / Shutter: 25secs / ISO: 100 / Focal Length: 18mm I’ve been venturing into landscapes more and more lately. Any input, crit, advice, etc appreciated.
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Tech Details: / Shot in Manual, Canon 400D using the kit lens / Av: f22 / Shutter: 5secs / ISO: 100 / Focal Length: 18mm Another scape shot, yet again with the kelp, I seem to have a thing for using it as my foreground interest. Feel free to share your thoughts with me :-)
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Panoramic shot from Signal Hill, Cape Town overlooking the city as the mist comes in from the ocean engulfing the city. 3 Portrait oriented shots stitched together, all shot in manual and / Av: f22 / Shutter: 30secs / ISO: 100 / Focal Length: 40mm
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I did the Scott Kellbey worldwide photo walk here in Cape Town and a couple of us walked into this amazing little coffee shop that I’d never noticed before. After getting permission to take a few shots, we found this beautiful chandelier hanging for the roof. Tech Details: / Shot in Aperture Priority, Canon 400D using the 18 – 55m Kit Lens / Av: f5.6 / Shutter: 1/50secs / ISO: 100 / Focal Length: 18mm
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Tech Details: / Shot in Aperture Priority, Canon 400D using the 18 – 55m Kit Lens / Av: f4.5 / Shutter: 1/80secs / ISO: 100 / Focal Length: 31mm
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Tech Details: / Shot in Aperture Priority, Canon 400D, 18 – 55mm Kit Lens / Av: f5.6 / Shutter: 1/320secs / ISO: 100 / Focal Length: 22mm The old biscuit mill in Cape Town, South Africa
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A baboon silhouetted / at Cape of Good Hope My sister made the shot / two weeks ago and I asked / to have it to remember my / 1999 trip there by. / I added just a little light..
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A South African species
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Sunrise in Cape Town, looking down Long Street, I loved the reflection created in the middle of the road. Tech Details: / Shot in Manual, Canon 400D, 18 – 55mm Kit lens / Av: f8.0 / Shutter: 1/20secs / ISO: 200 / Focal Length: 18mm
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Beach huts on white sand in Muizenberg, a suburb of Cape Town, South Africa.
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Pencil drawing (on Modigliani textured paper) 2008
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First day of our journey. We had been on the road for atleast 2 hours. / We left Cape Town behind us. After a quick stop to grab some ice cream and another stop to change a tyre we head towards the South African/Namibian border. Feburary 2007
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A well earned rest, after a long ride through the waters of the Okavango. The mokoro’s take a break. / The Okavango Delta is the largest inland delta in the world. / The Okavango Delta has no outlet to the ocean, instead it empties onto the sands of the Kalahari desert. Each year some 11 cubic kilometres of water reach the delta. At any point during our ride through the delta, the water was always crystal clear. I remember looking over the side of the Mokoro down into the water, it was quite deep (approx 6-7ft) and still very clear; you could see the bottom. Taken in the Okavango Delta, Botswana. Febuary 2007.
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