F r o z e n M o t i o n

Mischa

Pebble Beach

One of our simple pleasures in life is taking the road less travelled.....literally. Whenever the opportunity presents itself we try to take back roads, side roads, gravel roads......any beaten track we can find in fact. On one of our more recent explorations we came across this pebble beach. All the elements came together and I took this photograph on a cold winters day.

Under the Bridge

This railway bridge over the mouth of the estuary in Wilderness is still used daily by the local steam train, the Outeniqua Choo-Choo.

Lush

Taken in the Wilderness forest during a storm, this lush image of vivid green lilies and undergrowth just oozes life, vitality & serenity.

Stilbaai

Two lonely boats waiting for the tide to come in at Still Bay in the Cape.

Road Hog

What happens when my great Harley riding friend Dolly, and my taxidermist brother get together late one evening around the braai with a couple of Cuba Libre's behind their backs? They design custom motorcycle helmets of course!

Shag Pad

Lindi and I managed to escape from the farm for a quiet weekend away in June. This is the amazing shag pad we found at the Wilderness Bush Camp. A secluded log cabin perched on top of a forested mountain. Its is very comfortable with a roaring fireplace, fantastic wrap-around-view and large balcony with a braai area.

This is the breathtaking view from the balcony of the cabin - albeit a rainy afternoon it was a perfect day. You can see the N2 snaking off into the distance along the coast, the sleepy estuary and Wilderness Village down below. On closer inspection you'll even spot the old steam train crossing the bridge over the river's mouth.

This is the same awesome view at sunset. Imagine cocktails on the deck, prawns on the braai, music in the air and a beautiful woman in your arms. Oh yes - we will be back to this spot.

Studebaker

Old timer with character.

Forever

This is the rock which I humbly presented to Lindi - and she accepted! So we are in a partnership now - and the cost.............the rest of my life. Also, I didn't realise that photographing a diamond was that difficult! Getting the exposure correct is quite a mission.

Fly Swatter