The wheel that turns...

Tinus and Sandy was the first clients to come to my studio at home. 27/08/2009...at that stage THE studio consisted of my proper lighting kit, 2 white sheets from Pep stores and my trusty Canon 400D.
It was their first family pictures with their little precious baby boy Tian. Imagine the things running through your head at that stage. :)


Now, 2 years later...guess who came for a visit for my last official family shoot as a resident in RP. (And obviously I'm a great fan of any type of nostalgia.)

Well, to tell the absolute truth...they are one precious little family, I loved doing their first shoot, I loved doing the last one...(for now) Can't think of a better way of leaving and I can't wait to see them in future...

It's all in the eyes


Way back in 1997 I went through this eye-drawing stage...fascinated by the colour, shape and little dark specs drifting around, making each and every person unique ...

14 years later I'm still fascinated, only now my interest went to capturing them with perfect crispness...

I think that is probably my whole reason for capturing people... The story eyes can tell you by just looking at their photograph!

I'm busy editing a family shoot, and this little angel is one of my favorite pictures of the shoot...Gorgeous child!!!

Dear Dairy... or not!?

This is my first little message and entry on my new blog.

Well, we are moving in a week's time to the big city after living in a small town in Southern Namibia.

City life. Can't even remember what that feels like after staying in Rosh Pinah for 8 years.

We got used to the wide open spaces and endless gravel roads. Most of the time not even realising who blessed we are... well, know after 8 years and interesting new experiences it's time to move back to the city to experience a brand new type of living and surviving..just to keep us on our toes :)

Long LONG open roads that leads us on new adventures and normally big shopping malls...(either Windhoek or Cape Town)