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Hold Fast: The Great Apes, Them Tornados & Wolftown at the Harley-Davidson Club
Friday 27 January 2012 One of the gigs associated with the Southern Ink Xposure Cape Town Tattoo Convention, Hold Fast had a fitting line-up of bluesy rock, manic rockabilly and raw rock madness, courtesy of Wolftown, Them Tornados and The … Continue reading
Photo in Rolling Stone SA
February 2012 Rolling Stone SA’s third issue is out now, and I’m really honoured and excited that one of my photos from last month’s Sublime Tribute Show appears on page 30: – – – Rolling Stone SA’s February issue … Continue reading
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Tagged magazine, mercury, music, photography, print, published, rolling stone, ska, south african
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Tagged magazine, mercury, music, photography, print, published, rolling stone, ska, south african
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We Are Beautiful Losers 2 at A Word of Art in Woodstock
Saturday 14 January 2012 The last ‘We Are beautiful Losers’ party at A Word of Art was fun, but really crowded and a bit claustrophobic. The second one was a vast improvement, with the stage outside and a super impressive … Continue reading
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Tagged a word of art, art, banjo, barefoot, bateleur, beach party, beatenberg, black handed kites, brass, cape town, costumes, guitars, international act, jumping musicians, kongos, long hair, music, outdoors, photography, pop, rock, singing bassists, singing drummers, south african, taxi violence, we are beautfiful losers, weekends, woodstock, woodstock industrial centre
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Random photos from the last 12 months
And so ends another year. Every year has its ups and downs and 2011 was no exception. Here are some random pictures I took over the last 12 months…
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Tagged animals, birds, cape town, cats, family, friends, landscape, macro, market, memories, milnerton market, mountains, nature, nostalgia, out in the country, outdoors, photography, plants & flowers, portrait, sea, south african, summer, table mountain, water, waterfront, winter
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Synergy Live: Day 2
Sat 26 November 2011 An early thought waking up on Saturday morning was ‘thank God for sunglasses’. We emerged slowly from our tents to access the damage from the previous night – Jess’ near-empty bottle of tequila was still outside … Continue reading
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Tagged 7th son, aking, american, black rebel motorcycle club, boschendal, brmc, cape town, desmond & the tutus, double bass, events, f.o.o.l, favourites, friends, gigs & festivals, guitars, international act, isochronous, jax panik, like knives, mountains, music, my flawless ending, nature, outdoors, photography, river, rock, shadowclub, singing bassists, sixgun gospel, south african, southern gypsey queen, stellenbosch, summer, supercancer, swedish, tasha baxter, the great apes, the narrow, the sleepers, tumi, tumi and the volume, we set sail, weekends
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Tagged 7th son, aking, american, black rebel motorcycle club, boschendal, brmc, cape town, desmond & the tutus, double bass, events, f.o.o.l, favourites, friends, gigs & festivals, guitars, international act, isochronous, jax panik, like knives, mountains, music, my flawless ending, nature, outdoors, photography, river, rock, shadowclub, singing bassists, sixgun gospel, south african, southern gypsey queen, stellenbosch, summer, supercancer, swedish, tasha baxter, the great apes, the narrow, the sleepers, tumi, tumi and the volume, we set sail, weekends
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