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On Long St
Little bit of street now. As I write, I’m sitting outside Lola’s cafe on the corner of Buiten and Long streets, finishing a rather nice salad nicoise. Or rather what fashionistas call salad nicoise. A real salad nicoise has more salad than tuna, and the tuna is cooked and shredded on top of mesclun ,…
Alex goes to Salt River
This is the first of a series of shots taken in the footsteps of the great Alex Webb, a photographer who I greatly admire. Webb takes colour street shots of great chromatic contrast and with unsettling, but perfect composition. Some of his very best work is in his book, The Suffering of Light. Even if…
Street photographs with the RX-100
My new little Sony RX-100 camera has sparked a renewed interest in taking lots of photographs – which is the only way to get a few decent ones. But its lens has made me move to a different style. A few of the more reasonable shots are shown here, along with a link to some…
Cambodia – the crab ladies of Kep
A photographic study of the crab catchers – all women – of Kep on the Cambodian south coast. Following our exciting adventures in Myanmar, the CD and I traveled on to visit our dear friends M & P in Phnomh Phen. I had wanted for some time to visit old French colonial…
The Wolfberg Cracks and Arch – David’s photographs
Full-size photographs of the amazing scenery of the Wolfberg cracks and arch from our trip last November. The previous post covered Martin’s account of our exciting experience in the Wolfberg arch and cracks in the Cederberg park, South Africa. The nature of that post required in-line, smaller images, most of which were of…
Cambodian Images
Some snaps from my recent trip from Phnom Phen and Siem Reip. Apologies for the earlier problem with MS Explorer. I have now tested this with Firefox, Explorer and Chrome, and all seem to work fine.