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South African Tourism

December 30, 2016 Andrew Harvard Leave a comment

“It is so easy to waste our lives: our days, our hours, our minutes. It is so easy to exist instead of live. Unless you know there is a clock ticking” – Anna Quindlen

It was very clear from our recent trip to Cape Town that all our other municipalities / tourism boards could learn a lot locally instead of looking abroad for inspiration.

Florida Road with SPIGA Durban Sidebar Cubana Havana Lounge Cubana Florida Road,Durban Cappello Florida Road Keys on Florida give one a minuscule taste of what Beerhouse Stones Long Street Beuna Vista, Social Cafe and others offer inLong Street Cape Town, South Africa and surrounding areas.

I guess that’s why a lot of my friends say: I love Cape Town.

The Victoria Wharf, V & A Waterfront, Cape Town in photo is another story for another day.

Canon South Africa G3X, base image 45 sec. F11. ISO 125. Joby tripod 30 cm.

TableBay Hotel V&A Waterfront Victoria Wharf, V & A Waterfront, Cape Town Yacoob Yachts V & A Waterfront Waterfront Adventures Cape Union Mart
#durban #durbantourism #capetown #ilovedurban #ilovecapetown

Photo taken at Victoria Wharf, V & A Waterfront, Cape Town

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Miller’s Point

December 29, 2016 Andrew Harvard 3 Comments

I clambered around the rocks at the southern end of Miller’s Point Cape Town, South Africa in the gusting cold winds to find a little nookie for my Canon G3X, Joby tripod and I a few minutes before sunrise.

It was one of those blessed “once in a blue moon” sunrises where I sat for some time after shooting and thought “Oh Wow!”.

The ocean lapped the shore, the birds were squawking about, golden light was about and I soaked up all Mother Nature had to offer. The Kogelberg Nature Reserve / mountains lay in the background.

F8, 1/30 sec. ISO 320 base image – 24-12-2016, 05h35

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Abandoned now Art 2

January 22, 2013 Andrew Harvard Leave a comment

Abandoned now Art featured an old house in Umbilo.

This follow on post features two street-art photos from North Coast Road and then a few buildings needing some art or other “love” in the Point Redevelopment area.