Black and white photography from the Cederberg mountains.

Black and white images from the Cape Peninsula.

Making large prints brings photos to life.

Photos from a trip up the West Coast.

Thoughts on using Fujifilm’s Astia film simulation for colour photography.

A photo made in Muizenberg after more than a week of gale-force winds.

I’m pleased to be exhibiting a portrait in Through The Lens Collective’s upcoming portrait show.

100 photos to inspire climate action around COP26 and beyond.

A series of photos from Tsitsikamma National Park exploring the interplay between periods of intensity and calm.

Photo from Muizenberg winter 2021.

Doncaster Art Fair - art as a response to mental health

Over the past months, I have been paying attention to the textures, symmetry and often understated beauty of the natural world. This has taken my photography in a different direction.

One of the things I love about photography is that it constantly asks for a change in perspective.

Some thoughts after winning a new camera.

Photos documenting a big catch by Muizenberg’s trek fishermen.

Fujifilm’s Acros simulation is magic for black and white photography on grey days.

Photography fosters a type of paying attention that can help us to see how the environment changes over time. It plays a valuable role in climate change awareness.

A special fine art print run with five images from this year that remind me of the sense of reinterpretation.

Lessons from shooting with a 50mm focal length for one year.

Proposals for art exhibitions and funding are time-consuming and can often be fruitless. But it’s good to reframe the process to see the value that it brings.