Showing posts with label cape town. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cape town. Show all posts
7.5.11
23.4.11
Autumn
To me, this is what Autumn's all about: red and orange, invitingly crunchy leaves, just waiting to be stomped on. Cosy evenings with a book. Countless cups of tea. Misty mornings. Rainy periods, a foretelling of winter. Soaking up the last of the summer sun.
I just went for a walk and, although the wind was blowing and chilling me to the bone, the air was just so crisp and fresh - something one doesn't experience in the summer, especially in Cape Town.
Welcome, Autumn :)
17.4.11
3.4.11
25.3.11
dear readers
TO ALL CAPETONIANS:
anybody know of a beautiful field, perhaps a wheat field?
Much appreciated! :)
anybody know of a beautiful field, perhaps a wheat field?
Much appreciated! :)
24.3.11
12.2.11
last year
Found some random old photos. Still need to scan in the other pics that I took last weekend, but my scanner's annoying so hopefully you can all be patient with me? :)
I kinda liked the green dot in the first pic; the third picture was taken last year before the World Cup with my Diana F+. Whatchya think?Have a nice weekend, everybody :)
x
P.S. I recently set up a Flickr account. Go check it out :)
Labels:
35mm,
cape town,
diana F+,
film,
flowers,
old photos,
south africa,
world cup 2010
29.1.11
I'm quite happy
Today's a gorgeous day! It's my gran's birthday party, so while she's chatting to all her fellow granny friends I'll be going snap-happy. This past week we had one lovely day of rain (if you can call it that much) and another 4 days of pleasant-ish warmth. But February is around the corner so I'll keep my mouth shut and enjoy the low 30's while I can. Have a wonderful weekend, everyone :)
Labels:
35mm,
birthday,
cape town,
february,
film,
party,
photography,
south africa,
summer
21.1.11
just the thing
It was full moon on Wednesday. When I went outside, it was drizzling and clouded over. Sadly the moon itself was pretty much not visible, but it's light burst through the clouds. And WOW... Lions Head looked beauuuutiful. Generally when it's good weather and there's a full moon, hikers go up Lions Head to check it out. On Wednesday there were little spots of light dotted all the way around, it looked magnificent... I saw it last full moon as well, but it's just an image that takes your breath away each time. I considered taking a photo, but I didn't want to go inside and miss that bit of evening summer rain... Perfect start to my last year of school.
Labels:
cape town,
drizzling,
film,
film photography,
full moon,
hikers,
lions head,
plants,
rain,
summer
12.1.11
steady
It's been ages! But I'm back - and I'm getting all my little ducklings in a row - I swear, and with a whole bunch of pics. In just 1 week I'll be beginning my last year of school. It's pretty unreal. So expect to see a bit less of me - but you're probably used to that. I am truly disgraced. Anyhoo, my scanner's being a bit of a bitch so more pics coming tomorrow. Let me know what you think.
:)
Labels:
cape town,
digital photography,
film,
film photography,
flowers,
tree
27.10.10
I wish my damn ankle would heal already so I could go take some damn photos! This is frustrating. Anyway, here's the awesome Mr Egg Man! He walks around town all day, laughing himself into a frenzy of laughter with a whole bunch of stuff on his hat which probably weighs about as much as 10 bags of yummy oranges. Anyway, eggs seem to be the flavour of the year for him. And he has a phone, he lets you talk on it. He's a very cool man, the Egg Man.
Labels:
cape town,
diana F+,
film,
laughter,
lomography,
photos,
the egg man,
town
11.10.10
l-l-long street
Goooood times :) These were taken at Long Street Festival, was an awesome day filled with far too many ayoba's and whatnots.
Labels:
ayoba,
cape town,
diana F+,
lomography,
long street festival
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