By Paul Perton | Travel Photography
Autumn has arrived in the Cape and our warm(ish), wet winter can’t be far behind. Nestled deep in the Overberg, about thirty kilometres south of Franshhoek and within walking distance of Villiersdorp, Theewaterskloof Dam supplies a large percentage of Cape Town’s water and predictably at the end of a long dry summer, […]
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By Paul Perton | Travel Photography
Early morning, Shinjuku. Really early – 05:05 and I’m already on the streets. Of course, I blame jetlag but the truth is that several decades of living in Africa have left their imprint; I sleep when it gets dark and wake as dawn arrives. At home, there’s always things to do. In a […]
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By Paul Perton | Travel Photography
Catching up. Awake at 04:30; having arrived on an intercontinental (but still local) flight in Danish Greenland and a second hop on a prop jet to Ilulissat, my body clock was all over the show. The time was irrelevant, it was light and looking out from behind the blinds, this view had me pulling on […]
Continue readingBy pascaljappy | News
Hi guys ! It looks like we survived the end of the world after all 🙂 So here are 3 pictures from the first morning after … One “mother ship” cloud, taken at regular intervals. It’s all about light, folks. In 2013, I will focus on light. Light, nothing but light ! Cheers and best […]
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