It’s World Photography Day today, the day when the world celebrates what marked the beginnings of photography, its history, the arts and different types of creative processes that make photography the amazing artform that it is. Louis Daguerre and Joseph…
Spot is our awesome, once-upon-a-time-needing-to-be-rescued, GSP. We think he is the best dog in the world, we love him to bits and spoil him rotten. He joined us 3 years ago on Good Friday of 2019. Since we don’t know…
I don’t think I have ever been so excited about a sandwich (calling it a sandwich feels like a crime) nor the fact that the taste of it lingered in my mouth many hours after it had passed my lips. …
It was a Sunday morning in 2013 and I was miserable. I had realised that I hadn’t taken any photographs for myself in quite some time – a practice I had cherished all through life – and I got upset.
After just one day of using the Fujifilm X-T30 and the XF16mmF2.8 combo I believe that this mid-range camera surpasses expectations. This is the story of my first 24-hours of using it.
I feel so blessed in so many ways being able to write this post I can hardly contain myself. Why? you ask? Let me tell you why?
I have written about Weinheim, Germany before in my “Ode to Cobblestones”. The town boasts a lot of historic superlatives which are a good reason to visit but it was not my reason I was there on my last visit to…
If there is one thing I miss about living in Africa, it is small, old towns with lots of old half-timber houses and pedestrian zones with cobblestone roads. Weinheim in Germany is such a town.
By far one of the craziest projects I have taken part in yet; 24 photographs, 24 hours, one every hour posted to Instagram. The call from the organizers:”Document Humanity to Make a Difference!”
… or what it must feel like to get forgotten. We went on a cycle tour through Soweto when my sis was visiting from Germany. It was so nice to experience Soweto in a different way and we had a very…
So I watched the movie “Brooklyn” recently. A beautiful movie about peoples’ roots, belonging, family and love and home. A very significant part of the movie is a dialog between Eilis and Tony when he asks her to marry him.…
If you agree, you will be as excited as I was when I discovered one of the latest hip developments in Joburg.
For our Christmas DIY Project last year we were inspired by this amazing blog and one of her projects: Our family is quite big and we all enjoy spending time on art and craft projects with the kids and as…
I was approached by Lisa Van Der Knaap, a freelance writer for “Your Family” magazine, a while back for an interview she wanted for the Father’s Day issue of “Your Family”. She had read my blog I wrote last year…
This is what you get when you mix two beautiful and funky girls with an open mind and the willingness to let go of their fear of a camera and put them into a nice, remote location. I met the…
