The best bit of an otherwise forgettable weekend was probably watching the rugby on Saturday at the crumbling Newlands Stadium.
And while even the result of that was rather distressing, it was a good spectacle at times.
Take, for example, the arrow straightness of this Stormers defensive wall – aided by the try line – both of which were crossed soon after this photo was taken.
No filter, no nothing. Just wow.
I popped outside to see the progress of the fire on the mountain above Muizenberg (spoiler: the fire is winning right now) and was rewarded with a superb Cape Town sunset.
I’ve said many times that this place does all the hard work for you when you are looking to take a decent photograph.
I think this point-and-shoot just underlines my correctness. Once again.
(P.S. One more on Flickr here.)
A quick QP after a long, boozy afternoon.
I wish I’d taken my camera along to catch this amazing light in Newlands Forest. But I didn’t, so this will just have to do.
They say that a picture is worth a thousand words, so this sums things up nicely, and saves me a lot of time.
Bit knackered tonight, and I feel like folding myself up like a beagle and getting some much-needed sleep.
Busy, busy day today, so here’s a quota “photo” which I’ve had for a while and explains perfectly why I’m not a fan of fishing.
When we used to go fishing with my uncle, everyone else would be hauling in tons (not literally) of fish, and I’d be there pulling up some seaweed every now and again.
I do, however, remain the rockpooling champion of the Cape Agulhas municipality.