Showing posts with label Portraits. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Portraits. Show all posts
Wednesday, April 06, 2011
Monday, February 14, 2011
Thursday, February 03, 2011
Thursday, January 27, 2011
Wanted Magazine
Monday, January 10, 2011
Back To Business
Hello world, and welcome to 2011. I heard a friend call it 20heaven the other day but I think 2011 is just fine. I went to the Drakensberg this Dec/Jan with some friends and my girlfriend and had such an awesome holiday. 12 days of good people, fly fishing, travelling, beers and rain. Here's a quick run down:
1. Stayed in the Underberg
2. Moved on to Kamberg
3. Stopped off at Verkykerskop on the way home
Here are images from the trip, in no particular order because to do that in Blogger is like pulling teeth.
P.S. Working on a little book for my still life project, hopefully it will be printed by February. It will be limited to 100 copies and each will be signed. So far the title is 'unRemembered'
Tuesday, July 20, 2010
The Great North West
I have started a job for the IMC, International Marketing Council, which involves shooting trade and industry around the country. A new thing for me to be shooting but its been going well so far. Our first province was the North West and the next is Kwazulu Natal. The images here are obviously from the N.W. and are in no particular order and of no particualr subject.. I've also been doing portraits of myself and the folk I'm traveling with. We've somehow been named Team M.e.a.t, don't ask.










Machadodorp Randomness
Was invited, by someone I hardly knew, to go away to Machadodorp for 3 days over this last weekend with 20 other people, who I also didn't know. Needless to say I was slightly nervous but it all turned out fairly well, and even made some new friends along the way. And even got some fishing in, the fish below made beautiful sashimi.



Wednesday, June 30, 2010
Dry Your Eyes Mate
I was asked to be part of a project that Nike was doing in conjunction with One Small Seed Magazine. The brief was to show what would happen if an African country won the World Cup and this was my interpretation, people shedding a tear. The work is up at the Nike gallery in Melville and in the current issue of One Small Seed.

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