I am busy working through the photographs I shot earlier this month at my clients guest house that is opening up soon in Wilderness. The place is going to be called iKhaya and like I said before, I cannot give away too much before the site goes live but I couldn’t wait to post some images of the sunset that we experienced on our first day there. These two were taken with in about two hours of each other and right now the only problem I see is that I am not there right now enjoying that view but instead sitting in my office. Awesome. iKhaya Wilderness is amazing and I will let you know when the site goes live because you have to check it out.

I just want to add that my D3 is a beast. I love her. Haha

The main reason we went down to the Garden Route was because I am working on a project for an amazing guesthouse that is in the progress of starting up in Wilderness called iKhaya. This day the sunset was incredible and I am only going to post this one photograph now until everything for this client is complete as I don’t want to give away too much just yet.

On a different note, I tested out my new Nikon D3 camera a bit on this trip and am quite amazed by the results. Still getting used to it but so far I am extremely happy but again poor for a while.

We saw a million cows eating in a field on the way to George and stopped to shoot photographs. I shot a whole bunch but want to go to bed so am only going to post this one for now. The sky was just clearing up from a crazy storm and the light peeping through the clouds was really so weird and like I had never seen before for that time of day (11am). I was able to get so close and the cows weren’t too nervous. I really like these shots and want to maybe print them as a set for something.

I was shooting in Wilderness and Knysna over the weekend for a client but cannot show any of the stuff until it all goes out first. Anyway, I couldn’t believe that it was my first trip down there and I really think that it is the most beautiful side of South Africa I have ever seen. I shot this photo around lunch time on sunday directly into the sun just because I have a thing for the clouds and sky.