Lomography on the rise....

I love film. It's timeless, organic and just looks great. It's trickier than digital in some respects, and not nearly as convenient, but it's worth the wait. I recently discovered Lomography film, which is pretty saturated and rather grainy (unlike pro film), but still makes awesome images if you are into quirkiness and some fun with analogue things. I loved the results!

All images - 35mm ISO 400 Lomography Colour Film.

Stanford - Western Cape

About 35km's from the beautiful coastal town of Hermanus, heading towards the Breede River, you'll come across the quaint little village of Stanford. It's a place that has retained it's old world charm, with most of the main road traders still using the original architecture. Apart from the tempting gelato (Don Gelato) ice creams, art galleries and antique fairs, one can also find an array of classy cuisine to keep even the most sensitive palate in town for a few hours. Well worth a visit!  

Collisheen Wedding : Kuveshan & Vishakti

It was probably one of the windiest days that I have ever experienced in all my time in KZN, particularly within the usually comfy climes of the North Coast. It was blowing a serious gale, and we found it really difficult to hold onto gear, never-mind keeping the intricate Hindi bridal apparel together! Nevertheless, Kuveshan and Vishakti hosted a wonderfully colourful and vibrant wedding that was full of emotion and laughter. It was held at the well appointed Collisheen estate just outside Ballito. I loved the incredible smells of Indian cooking that literally presided over everything on the wedding day. Especially when you know that youre going to be sampling the good stuff later on! Aside from the wind, the light remained beautiful, and we managed to squeeze off a few magical shots before dinner. Happy times!