Grahamstown’s Cathedral of St Michael and St George: three different takes

Here's something a little different - three different takes of Grahamstown's iconic Cathedral of St Michael and St George. The first is in the antique sepia style I've been using for the Grahamstown heritage series. The second is the full colour by moonlight shot and the third is a multiple exposure fantasy. They are all... Continue Reading →

Reflections on the Culture Trail, Sundborn

These are my best set of pictures from our autumn visit to Sweden. It was a day of clear blue skies and cold weather but beautiful colours. Sundborn is only 20 minutes from Falun and a location full of photographic opportunities - especially reflections in the river. After taking the tour of the beautiful and... Continue Reading →

Sweden in Monochrome

This past few weeks in Sweden I've been using my Fujifilm X100F exclusively. It always takes me a while to adjust to new light and compositions and the switch from late winter in South Africa to late summer in Sweden is quite drastic. That's one reason why I've been using monochrome - it's helped me to... Continue Reading →

The Sweden Affect

The same thing happens to my photography whenever I come to Sweden. I think it's either the impact of all that Scandinavian design on my artistic sense or maybe its all of the conformity and regularity of life here. Here's a great example. Since I arrived in Falun a couple of days ago It's been... Continue Reading →

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