Showing posts with label clouds. Show all posts
Showing posts with label clouds. Show all posts
Tuesday, August 7, 2012
Saturday, July 28, 2012
Holy
Labels:
chocolat negro,
clouds,
contemplation,
god,
photographers blog,
photographers photos,
poem,
Poems,
religion,
sky,
south affrica,
universe
Thursday, February 3, 2011
NEVER THE SAME
The view from my veranda over the valley and the little stream that flows through it is never the same.
The Cumulus clouds building themselves up form an amazing background for the black silhouette of the gum trees in the distance.
Quickly changing colors and clouds formations make this a special treat for the eyes that I have enjoyed many times with a cup of coffee or wine and my camera.
An African Thunderstorm preparing itself is like a mystical and sacred moment.
It cleanses not only the air and earth but the soul as well
Labels:
africa,
christmas. south africa,
clouds,
fine art photography,
rain,
sky,
storm,
The Colors of Life
Tuesday, June 29, 2010
Friday, February 12, 2010
APOCALYPTIC SHACK ON THE HILL
I came to understand after years of living in different countries that the world is a vast complex place of beauty and that the idea of an " International Style" is an outdated one.
The world has layers upon layers of style that are not regional but, rather, interwoven cultures, races, creeds and values. Being exposed to different cultures and value systems from an early age has helped me to see the world from an observant point of view.... like a spectator at first - then perceiving deeper, engaging and contributing. It's always possible to contribute.
The way and style in which African houses have been built, improvised and adapted to prevailing needs has been largely underestimated for years in the design world.
Although labeled shacks in my eyes they are pieces of art and testimony of an non-manicured and non-trained creativity.
They are built from scratch and know no limitations in their use of the type of materials that are used for their construction.
And they re-invent themselves everyday.
The way and style in which African houses have been built, improvised and adapted to prevailing needs has been largely underestimated for years in the design world.
Although labeled shacks in my eyes they are pieces of art and testimony of an non-manicured and non-trained creativity.
They are built from scratch and know no limitations in their use of the type of materials that are used for their construction.
And they re-invent themselves everyday.
Sunday, February 7, 2010
TABLE MOUNTAIN IN A GOOD MOOD
I am feeling lucky today to show you Table Mountain in a very good mood and in splendid colors.
It's not really often that you see theses colors.
One of the Container ships just leaving the bay.
And the most amazing table cloth of clouds preparing itself to cover Table Mountain.
Two kite surfers in the bay. The Wind was blowing like hell. Just perfect.
SPEED......................and the blue sea.
The colors in the bay can change within minutes. This photo was taken very early that morning. Later the sky became a deep blue.
And I do think that Cape Town is one of the nicest cities in the world to live.
Late afternoon......
Labels:
africa,
bay,
clouds,
colors,
kite surfing,
Qolora by the sea,
ship,
South-africa,
Table Mountain,
vessel,
windows
Wednesday, February 3, 2010
Botticellis's Clouds
I was very lucky to be in the right place at the right time to see the clouds of Botticelli's paintings.A couple of days ago I saw them right in front of my eyes on a stormy African afternoon. I am a lucky soul because I love Botticelli and I love clouds.
This was a sky like in a picture book with a renaissance flair to it. Beauty overload.
This photograph is not digitally enhanced. The curve of clouds had exactly the same orange fiery red color as in the photo.
You can buy my prints in my Etsy shop as well: Chocolat Negro Recycled Design and Art
Labels:
africa,
afternoon,
Botticelli,
Chocolat Negro Flashlight,
clouds,
fine art photography,
orange,
photo,
photography,
rain,
skyline,
trees,
trees storm
Thursday, May 14, 2009
ABLAZE
A couple of days ago I had the chance to watch a dance of clouds and take some good shots.
A sky full ablaze with the power of the sun and amazing cloud formations.
Changing by the seconds
Until ........
The light got brighter and brighter
Labels:
ablaze,
black and white,
clouds,
lightness,
sun
Monday, February 2, 2009
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