GALLERY
PhotoJournalism
I enjoy documenting interesting and dramatic events such as fires, whale strandings, storms and suchlike. Here are a few of my favourites
A false killer whale stranded on Noordhoek beach, gets splashed with seawater to keep it cool
A stranded false killer whale is splashed down by a helper on Noordhoek beach.
Young lady helper splashes water on a stranded false killer whale to keep it cool.
Heavy machinery was necessary to lift the stranded whales onto trailers for transportation.
Helpers maintained a constant stream of buckets to keep the stranded whales cool
Buckets of water being filled to keep the stranded whales cool
One of the stranded false killer whales is lifted by crane from a truck to the synchro lift
Waves crash over helpers and whales on the stern of the tugboat.
A false killer whale is released from a tugboat after stranding on Noordhoek beach earlier in the day
A false killer whale is released from a tugboat after stranding on Noordhoek beach earlier in the day
Dead false killer whales; stranded on Noordhoek beach, 2013
A sad sight - heavy seas crash in the background as two dead stranded false killer whales lie on the sand
Two fishing boats washed up on the beach near Melkbos after one tried to assist the other and a rope fouled a propeller. 2008
A monochrome rendition of 2 stranded fishing boats, showing the reflections.
The city waste disposal unit remove a large humpback whale that washed up near Muizenberg early one morning.
A group of helpers try to guide a false killer whale, one of a mass-stranding at Kommetjie, back into the deep.
This was one of many sad moments when it became apparent that all attempts to return the stranded false killer whales to the water were failing.
The firefighters do their best in these situations, battling low water pressure and crowded conditions.
Onlookers are in awe as storm waves smash into the restaurants at Kalk Bay; 2008
Windswept foam and huge waves indicate the severity of the storm, yet the fishing boats in kalk Bay remain safe behind the harbor wall.
A crew member checks moorings while another large swell rears up in the background. Kalk Bay storm 2008.
After a fire in Hout Bay’s Imizamu yethu, this mean looking dude was salvaging burnt copper electricity wires.
I am drawn to photographing firefighters in action. This was a huge fire in December 2010.
I encountered this sad scene on the road near Britannia Bay.
Dried abalone, part of a huge poaching bust, are counted and sorted.
The old Athlone cooling towers collapse one after the other in a controlled demolition.
This was taken soon after she ran aground. Little remains of her today, but the costs of the cleanup were borne by the ratepayers.
Firemen damp down the remains of a grass fire near Westlake, Cape Town.