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Cape Camera April 2025

Dave Gordon captured the lighthouse at Blue Hour.

Leopard Kloof waterfall by Neels Beyers.

The sunset photographed by Raoul Scholtz.

Water, sand and rock by Raoul Scholtz.

A review by a first-timer

“Richard and Joyce Goldschmidt organised a su-
perb getaway! They really deserve a big thank you,”
says ANSIE DU TOIT.

"This was my first weekend outing, and I will defi-
nitely join many more. It is a wonderful way to get
Rudi Pothas capturing the small waves. Photo: Trudi du Toit. to know the members and have the opportunity
to focus only on your passion for photography and
hopefully shoot a few great ones! Thank you to all
who joined, she reports.
On Friday we embarked on a sunset shoot by our-
selves, before we enjoyed dinner at Menucha. On
Saturday morning we gathered for a sunrise shoot
at the lighthouse, and Saturday afternoon late a
sunset shoot at Kogel Bay. A wonderful, colourful
sunset was enjoyed by all.

Lesley Parolis and Kim Stevens setting up. Photo by Joyce This was followed by a lively dinner with great food,
Goldschmidt. again at Menucha, paid for by CTPS. We viewed
some photos of the local environment, and a few
the participants had taken.

During the day we had been left to our own devices
to photograph the penguins, the Harold Porter Gar-
dens, or where-ever we liked.
There is quite a variety of restaurants in Pringle Bay,
and I think we sampled them all!"

Left: Kogel Bay beach photographed by Richard Goldschmidt.

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