The famous design rag ICON from London asked me to photograph the city and include the controversial stadium. Here are some of the final pics

For the most part of my career as a photographer I have been making work in the vicinity of Warwick Street/Grey Street in Durban. These 3 shots were made about 6 years ago and fall between the small format phase and a more 'modest and mature' large-format phase.

I have been invited to return to SK for a 3 months on the strength of the proposal which I list here. The object is to produce a book on a curious village called 'Pension Town'.

The design of the N1 book is almost done. Here is the cover. The road only really appears on the front and back covers of the book. Inside it is hinted at, but never explained as fully as in the shots in this post. The book is being designed with Erika Koutny.

On assignment for COLORS magazine I met this suave gentleman who was unpeturbed by the photographic process. I think my presence finally mitigated all the titivating, polishing and tattooing which he had been doing for the last 65 odd years. 

I know it's been a while in coming but the time is almost here - Milnerton Market Die Plek van Verligting.

The Great Traditions . In the year 2000 a young photographer called David Southwood held an exhibition that to some would have looked rotten with fin de siecle decadence.

The ACC at UCT employed me to illustrate Chapters in their new Journal called Counter Currents. This I did and these are some results.

A large volume has just been published which documents the colloquium that 'Cities in Crisis' was a part of. Cities in Crisis is an exhibition which I co-curated with my friend, Professor Michael Godby, who is head of the Art History Department at the University of Cape Town. The show was exhibited at the FADA gallery in Johannesburg.