Monthly Archives: April 2013
Dads, sons, and shells
As with my previous one, this photo was also taken at Sea Point beach. Click on the picture and take a closer look the thousands of shells that (with the exception of rocky outcrops) literally cover every inch of this shore. Pretty awesome heh?
They take flight
Saturday afternoon on Long Street
15 On Orange
For ever
Cash registers of old
Beaches, models, and photographers
This was a great way to spend the evening. :)
A swim at sunset
Just a ripple on the sand
A radiant silhouette
A couple of silhouettes at sunset
Winchester Mansions
Low tide at Three Anchor Bay
Splish-splash
Shells ‘n seagulls
Wynberg’s quaint old European buildings
A really old telephone booth
An interesting apparition at Camps Bay
Anyway, all this is besides the point of this post's title. Isn't that an interesting apparition indeed? Any guesses as to what's happening in the photo?
Hearts and stuff
First hand, second hand
Cape Town’s gemstones
If you'd like to buy gems in bulk, then visit Topstones, manufacturers and distributors of the Scratch Patch stones. I've never been, but I'm guessing that the stones will be somewhat cheaper than at Scratch Patch. :)
The streets of Philadelphia
The Police
A teacup flower arrangement
In terms of a review - I enjoyed the visit to the Pepper Tree. My bacon and eggs was good, the coffee was great, and the service friendly. The only disappointment was that the bacon served wasn't "crispy" as advertised, though not bad by any means.
The only reason why I pick on the bacon at all is because once you've had Bacon Method bacon, there's no going back to the soft 'n bendy kind. ;)
A cloudy beach sunset
A seaside reflection at Blouberg
Beaches like those at Blouberg are especially gifted with iconic views of Table Mountain, white sand, and just enough shells to keep things interesting. This is a lovely place to be - when it's warm and the wind isn't blowing!
She’s so pretty…
An idyllic view of Table Mountain
Like an idyll; extremely happy, peaceful, or picturesque: "an idyllic setting".
I met a few friends for a photo walk near the Blue Peter hotel in Tableview. Well, this particular evening was less of a "photo walk", and more of a "photo stand on the beach and gawk at the spectacular views". But then, I guess you can understand why. :)
I took far too many photos of Table Mountain on Sunday evening. I'll share this one, and perhaps one more if someone asks.