This picture doesn’t convey just how weird these clouds were. We were sitting out on Monday night at a little after 8, long after dark, and these thick, ectoplasmic clouds were looming overhead. Like nothing I’ve seen before (note that the blurry effect was not from a long exposure - it actually looked like that). We’ll need to raise Mme Blavatsky in a séance to find out what was disturbing the ether…
More Obz Victoriana on the new street.
Anbaric Towers. Taken from the one end of my new street looking down towards the river.
Observatory. It’s the mixture of Victorian cake-like prettiness with a layer of middle-income country grime.
Noam Chomsky on the claim of different attitudes between Palestinians and Israelis. This statement sums up so much of the garbage that propaganda has filled our heads with.
It’s a perfect day for moving house after twelve years.
Throwback to winter 2017, photographing @johnthevudio photographing me. We went to photograph a storm kicking foam and spray up against the Seapoint sea wall. Fun using my Mamiya C220. Maybe one day I’ll even develop the film.
A throwback to when little Trinket was even littler. I’m hoping they’ll like their new house.
@withoutaleaf and Perry having a laugh at yesterday’s braai.
I grabbed a few pics this morning for @haywardcustomguitars. This is a handmade guitar in the style of the greatest electrics built in 1959. It’s 3.81kg (8.4lbs). Only once before have I played a guitar of this style that light that has a completely solid, 1 piece mahogany back. And Graeme’s hand-wound pickups completely nail that airy ‘59 humbucker sound with the sharp attack - almost a single-coil feel. And that top… that flamey top… Had to grab a few pics cos this is likely sold. But Graeme is truly open for business. I imagine that the prices in South African Rands would be very attractive to people in North America, Europe, and Asia.