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Category Archives: Outdoors A few previews of exciting posts to come, things that currently keep us busy & learning curves galore …  Just to let you know that we are having an amazing time in the Canadian Rockies and will post the great pictures as soon as we are back in society. PLEASE NOTE that we forgot to change the message on our voicemail and have no international roaming. So please rather email than phone us up […]  The early explorers didn’t think it was possible to find snow on the African continent. When a report made its way back to Europe in the 1800’s about the discovery of a mountain on the Serengeti plains topped with a thick layer of snow, it was received with much disbelieve and chuckles. Little did they know ….  Yesterday we looked at some quick highlights for the first 6 months of our Blog’s first year. Today we continue to look back at the exciting past 6 month journey through pictures & words that became memories for so many out there.  My lovely wife always encourage and reminds me to celebrate the milestones in life … a time to reflect, rethink (or just to think!), dream and to thank. If you have the time, join me for a short snippet highlight journey through the Blog the past year …  A good thing about being a photographer, is that you get to experience new places on your way to and from work …  Shooting wise it has been a busy but really good week. To relax, we took Elih (now 7 months) into Jonkershoek with his new Chariot CX1 Jogging Stroller (dankie Ouma Denise & Oupa Johan vanaf Kanada!) to see the Watsonias. It was also a great place to try out Peartree Photography’s new Nikon 14mm f […]  I now know what it must feel like for a doctor to be on call (or the ghostbusters for that matter, but you get the idea!) I have received two separate messages about capturing nature scenes the past week or so. One was from Keith who have organised and put together a exhibition and presentation […]  I had a run away bride and groom this weekend! And boy, were they fast … It is always important for us at Peartree Photography to build a great relationship with the couples that last longer than just the engagement period and wedding day. This weekend was a perfect example. We ran the Crazy Store […]  Haelkop, Jonkershoek (1384m) As a photographer who do mostly weddings, I believe the Peartree style of photography captures the beauty of people as they are in their natural environments. This is why the Peartree Blog features more than just weddings. You will find me and my family – so you can learn more about the […]  Maltese Kruis, Cederberge When I have a weekend off, I try to make the most of my time. This weekend we took Elih for his first major hike to the Maltese Cross in the Cederberg. He loved it! These photos are dedicated to quite a few people. First, to all who got to know me […]  I’ve been having a great time off after the wedding. For once I am not missioning everywhere and just do whatever the day brings me. Yesterday has been an amazing adventure though. I took a vehicle up to Rohtang Pass, arguably the second highest road in the world at 3978m. At a point we got […]  As I try to finish work before leaving home for my next wedding, I decided to test our MacPac Possum Carrier on Elih (11 weeks). Up to now he has been too small. I even tried sitting him down on a butternut at 3 weeks. Still he wasn’t ready (and the butternut was extra weight!). […] |
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