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Bali jam
On the plane back to KL there were a few moments to reflect on what is happening to Bali. Always a favorite place, we just had one of our best ever times here, celebrating the *0th birthday of our dear friend M**k, along with the chickadee and her hubby. But it may be one of…
Four trees in black and white
I’ve been experimenting lately with black and white images, particularly with the various possibilities of silver toning effects. Here are some taken this spring in Richmond Park and (this one) in our gardens. This next bit is about the nostalgia of black and white and how to recreate it. You can skip…
Myanmar – Fishermen and the stupas of Indein
Third Installment of Myanmar photos from Inle Lake. This time the amazing fishermen and the stupas of Indein Boatmen that don’t have an engine in their craft adopt a curious one-legged poling method in Inle. One of the earlier shots in this series shows the boatman at the Treasure using it. The Inle fishermen…
Kommejtkie rockpool
A morning walk with M*t*n and P*tt* on the beach at Kommejtkie. Walkers, surfers, dogs f*cking, families, loners, getting a mild dose of pre-breakfast exercise, on an uncharacteristically cold and grey strand. Later I went for a run on Noordhoek beach, 6km over. I had driven back, changed, and then started from the other end…
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…
The pool
Click to see in full screen, back button to return to this page Today’s photograph: All along the False Bay coast of the Cape peninsula there are specially built sea pools, designed to keep kids safe from waves (and possibly sharks). This is one of the most elaborate, at Miller’s point, near Simonstown. I took…