Went on my first international trip and this view made me teary when arriving back home 😂

CT beauty

I'm speechless as to the kind of things I've been seeing on the road and it's not just the taxis anymore. On a daily basis I see people skipping stop streets, running red lights, pushing in over straight lines into lanes, aggressive tailgating, blocking lanes and not waiting your turn at a circle. Heaven help you if you attempt on calling someone out on their errors because then you get the "aggressive glare" or your life is suddently at risk

Have folks just become suddenly psychotic in the last few years?, was it the jabs?, the lockdowns?, something else? Because this can't be normal whats happening on our roads, it feels like I'm in a f*** mad max movie

I’ve been trying to find bioluminescence for the last week. Finally got to see it tonight in Fish Hoek! Breathtaking!

Kinda cool, a welcome sight actually. I don't know about you but I for one am looking forward to some spring weather 🌞

Despite all the crap people talk about this city(though i do believe issues should be addressed) It truly does offer such a diverse set of cultures and cuisines. The amazing food, the land marks, the absolutely beautiful view of table mountain. Im personally from a very dead town in Mpumalanga, so my opinion could be totally biased. But I'll definitely be coming again, and if you ever get the opportunity, I'd recommend a trip down to windy city.

I snapped this yesterday in the CBD just to see how "peaceful" it looked. As I was waiting for my wife, you could feel the cold wind starting to blow from seapoints direction

I had just finished a shoot and had my camera out with me for the dusky end of the sunset.

Taken with a Canon R5 and RF50 f/1.2 lens for anyone interested.

Not technically Cape Town but had this sitting on a memory card for about 10 years and finally got around to stacking it recently

...And this scene in it reminds me of Cape Town.

Looking at the same thing from a different perspective