Many of you who have been following me for a while will know that I’ve spent a lot of time travelling and photographing Southern and Eastern Africa. Over the past 8 years I’ve collected thousands of images from these regions…
The Gallery in Westville
So I stopped by the Gallery in Westville this afternoon and found this hanging on the wall… Thanks ladies – it looks great!
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Burnt tree in the Drakensberg BW
I very seldom do a black and white version of an image I’ve shot in colour and not choose between the two. But in this instance I liked both versions of this shot of the Drakensberg.
Burnt Tree in the Drakensberg
Another shot from winter in the Drakensberg.
Underberg Farm in the Snow
This was one of my favourite shots of the Underberg farms in the snow. Again, brightness of the snow proved to be a major challenge, however, the evening light really added a lot of interesting colour to the scene. I…
Underberg in the snow
This trip up to Underberg was my very first experience of snow. Up until then I had only experienced it in pictures, and movies – it really is very different in real life. Shooting in the snow is also very…
Tofinho Vegetation
I’ve got loads of these photos of the vegetation along the cliffs of Tofinho in Mozambique, so I finally decided to put one up. Tofinho has a very distinct look and feel and these thick shrubs that grow along the…
The house at Tofinho
I took this photo of a small house at Tofinho while I was out walking on the point. This stretch of the coast is particularly hard and rugged, but beautiful nonetheless. I find that Tofinho has that appeal. The conditions…
Early morning waves at Southbroom point
Here’s another photo from my morning walks to check out the surf at Southbroom point. What caught my attention about this spot was the calm pools that had formed between the rocks that would get bombarded by the foamy, white…
Durban supermarket
This little stall in the fish market really interested me. I like to compare this to what I see at my local supermarket. I’m not sure bloodied sheep heads on an old wooden crate would attract the regular buyers but…
Tagged with: adventure, bevan langley, city, durban, local, mall, market, photo, photograph, photographic, photography, sheep, sheep heads, shops, south africa, supermarket
Posted in Documentary
Posted in Documentary
Store owner in the Durban Street Market
This gentleman (and that is a very appropriate way to describe him) and store owner, has been selling in this market for over 50 years. I can’t even comprehend how long that is! Can you imagine the things he has…
Tagged with: age, bevan langley, busy, buy, buying, clutter, dirty, documentary, durban, litter, market, owner, photo, photograph, photography, photojourn, sell, selling, store, street, trade
Posted in Documentary, People
Posted in Documentary, People
At the Fish Market
This portrait was taken while out on a recent visit to the Durban Fish Market in the city centre. The Fish Market is a truly fascinating place with all kinds of delicacies for sale, including tripe, innards, and sheep heads.…
Tagged with: adventure, bevan langley, durban, fish, fish market, fisherman, fishermen, fishing, heads, locals, photo, photograph, photographer, photographic, photography, portrait, sheep, south africa, township, traditional
Posted in People
Posted in People
Winter morning surf session
There is nothing better than heading out early and getting rewarded with waves like these. These shots confirm that winter is well and truly upon the East Coast!.
Surfing for Change on ESPN
Check out ESPN’s article on our recent documentary on the Thyspunt Nuclear Plant with Kyle Thiermann from Surfing for Change http://espn.go.com/action/surfing/story/_/id/7573438/kyle-thiermann-explores-south-african-nuclear-plant-controversy
Tagged with: documnetary, kyle thiermann, nuclear, photography, power plant, surfing for change, thyspunt
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Cape Recife Lighthouse
The Cape Recife lighthouse was something of a find for me, even though, I’m sure many people know about it. I was out in PE and I had seen from the map that there is a very large cape that…
Bevan Langley joins the Zen Factory Posse
Latest News – Bevan joins the Zen Factory Posse as brand ambassador for photography. Zen Factory is a pretty far out, alternate lifestyle brand, which started small with a big mission: to give you the freshest ideas and the best…
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Surfing for Change on Nuclear energy in South Africa
I was recently involved with the filming of a short video for Kyle Thiermann from Surfing for Change about the recent decision to implement another nuclear power plant in the Eastern Cape in order to help provide much needed energy…
Tagged with: alternative, clean, energy, green, jeffreys bay, kelly slater, kyle thiermann, meltdown, nuclear, south africa, surf, surfing, surfing for change, tsunami
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Posted in Blog
Haga Haga Shoreline
This is Haga Haga – an awesome little town in the Eastern Cape of South Africa! I first found this town while out looking for waves which I knew would be in the area. When I was younger my parents…
Posted in Scenics
The Train Station Door
I took this picture while out shooting at the Botha’s Hill Train Station in the 1000 hills area of KwaZulu-Natal. There is an old steam train that runs every-so-often from Kloof Station to Inchanga and back again and Botha’s Hill…
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