This will be my final post for It's What I'm Into for the month and the year, I've compiled some of my favourite work that I've photographed for this incredible hub of creative activity. View Article
This is a sneak peak of some of the images I photographed for Kaffein Online Magazine. The sixth issue of the Magazine will released soon, titled AMBITION. View Article
I photographed these photos last winter for The Cut Blog which is the fashion arm of New York magazine. On a cold winter's day, I walked the cold streets of Johannesburg and photographed some of the style around the Braamfontein area. View Article
Christopher Marley's graceful arrangements of jewel like arthropods and delicate butterflies transform the world of insects into stunning works of art. His keen eye for design combines with his entomological passion to produce mesmerizing kaleidoscopic bug mandalas and striking up-close-and-personal single insect portraits. These photographs present the insects in their natural state, none of the images are digitally enhanced. View Article
I attended SAFW this past weekend and captured some of what happened off the runway, I have to say, some were dressed well, others not so much. Alas the quandary of fashion is this: "Wear fashion, don't let fashion wear you" as I always say. View Article
This past weekend was the Colour Festival Durban, held at the Gateway Wavehouse. Hundreds of people gathered to listen to DJ's and hurl packets of powdered paint at each other. The event is Inspired by the Hindu Holi festival of colour held in Feb/March each year in India and other countries with large Indic diaspora populations. It looked like serious fun and made for some great pictures (photos by Luca Barausse photography)
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The disparate photographs assembled in A Storybook Life were taken over the course of twenty years by American photographer Philip-Lorca diCorcia... View Article
I spent an afternoon walking the streets of Melrose Arch in Johannesburg not too long ago with 'The Street Sartorialists' who are Siyabonga, Wanda & Kabelo. These three have a deep appreciation for all things sartorial. View Article
