Page 23 - Cape-Camera-May-June-2025

Cape Camera May-June 2025

Right:
Richard
Goldschmidt
photo-
graphed
the
interesting
structures.

Left: A child
at play
by André
Mouton.

and festive, with children splashing in the tidal pool,
youngsters dancing to the beat of their boomboxes,
and fishermen trying their luck — all adding a vi-
brant energy to the scene.
“Andre really knows how to organise an outing,”
Marius joked. “Not only did he arrange security —
he even sorted out live music for the day."
We were gifted with a glorious summer’s day, un-
usual for mid-June, and were treated to a gentle,
golden sunset. Although some of us might have
wished for a bit of cloud cover to add drama to our
shots, the warm skies made for pleasant shooting
conditions. The tide was lower than expected, pre-
senting different photographic challenges and op- Different hues of the setting sun: Above by André Mouton and by
portunities. Neels Beyers (below).
After we packed away our gear, we made our way
to Ben’s on the Beach in Strand, where we shared a
hearty meal and swapped stories from the day —
rounding off another memorable outing.

Below: Lovely soft light as the sun sets captured by Jacoba van Zyl.

Silhouettes captured by Neels Beyers (above) and
Joyce Goldschmidt (below)

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