Showing posts with label Commercial / Lifestyle. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Commercial / Lifestyle. Show all posts

Monday, 7 October 2013

2013-09-27 Bagamoya Lifestyle Estate - Photo Shoot with the Lions - Volkswagen


It's a wonderful and humbling experience to photograph these majestic animals up close.  They are only three years old, and made me feel very small indeed.

Meet Sharine Barnard and her pride of lions, who just love custard.  She has an amazing relationship with her animals and her love for them is so obvious.

Thank you for including me in your venture.

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Thursday, 9 May 2013

2013-05-03 Wedding Venue & Design - Woodlands Functions Venue

This bride has an affinity with white.  All the decor was white with the only colour given by light!

Venue Design: Grand Room Design, Bloemfontein

Venue: Woodlands Function Venue


























Wednesday, 17 April 2013

Corporate - Bagamoya Wildlife Estate, Free State, South Africa

Approximately 25km north of Bloemfontein on the N1 highway you find will the Glen/Maselspoort turnoff.

Do not miss this opportunity to visit the Bagamoya Wildlife Estate, and meet Sharine and Botha and share in their passion for wildlife and especially their lions.

I had the rare opportunity to photograph their restaurant and entertainment area the other evening, and I couldn't resist sharing this gem with you.

For more details visit their website http://www.bagamoyawildlifeestate.co.za


Autumn Sunset

Entertainment Area

The Restaurant

Restaurant

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I couldn't resist including this black and white either!

Tuesday, 12 February 2013

Commercial - Jeep


The all recognisable and widely advertised headlights of the Jeep will always stand out no matter the weather!  Would you agree?



Thursday, 8 November 2012

War Stories - Re-inactment of the Battle of El-Alemein


I was touched by the remembrance and re-enactment of the Battle of El-Alemein, which I had the rare privilege of photographing from the sidelines.

One thing that photography has opened my eyes to, is that of our past history.  Of the battles won and lost and the very human sacrifices that was made way past in our lineage.

To those of you at the Tempe Military Base and the civilians who appear on these few photos I'm posting, thank you!