General Photographs
Girl in bath. Kamberg. KwaZulu Natal. South Africa
Cuisine at Thonga Beach Lodge. Mabibi. Maputaland. KwaZulu Natal. South Africa
Image Number GH5R386556. Cloud formations in a blue sky. Western Cape. South Africa
Image Number 374026. The beautiful yellow, orange red and green leaves. The colors of autumn (fall).
Shembe or Nazareth Baptist Church worship site. Hluhluwe. KwaZulu Natal. South Africa
Image Number 60166. San (Bushman) rock art. Cederberg Wilderness Area. Western Cape. South Africa.
Lamborghini at the Bay Hotel. Camps Bay. Cape Town. Western Cape. South Africa
Zulu dancers with ceremonial shields. KwaZulu Natal. South Africa
Buffalo Skull on tree. Shakaland. Eshowe. KwaZulu Natal. South Africa
Horseback riding safari with African Horseback Safaris. Okavango Delta. Botswana
Chili peppers. KwaZulu Natal. South Africa
The Zulu monument at Isandlwana was designed by Pietermaritzburg sculptor Gert Swart, and consists of a circular concrete platform which symbolises the kraal of Zulu rural communities. Four bronze headrests and a bronze necklace echo the Zulu badge of honour, given by the King for acts of special valour. KwaZulu Natal. South Africa
Image Number 374048. The beautiful yellow, orange red and green leaves. The colors of autumn (fall).
Africian style decor at Selinda Camp. Eastern Selinda Spillway. Selinda Reserve. Northern Botswana.
Gorgeous red and orange sunset clouds against a blue sky.
Ears of golden wheat farming in a field near Greyton. Rich harvest of ripening wheat. Western Cape. South Africa
Old, rusted car. Middelpos. Northern Cape. South Africa.
Habibia Soofie Saheb Badsha Peer Darbaar Musjid (Mosque). As soon as Hazrath Soofie Saheb arrived in Durban in 1895 he bought a piece of land on the northern banks of the Umgeni River in Riverside, a stone’s throw from the Indian Ocean, and built a humble wood and iron house. On this land he chose a spot, where the present Musjid stands, and laid the foundation immediately after Juma Salaah. A few members from the community, including Sayed Fakroodeen, Rooknoodeen and Jhetam were present. The main builder was an Italian. When the Musjid, was completed, it was also used as a Madressa until 1903, when a Parsee by the name of Rustomjee, at his own expense, built a madressa. An orphanage (Yateemkhana) was then built to house the orphans and destitutes. A portion of the northerly end of the land was used as a cemetery, and adjoining this piece of ground an old age home was built. Next to the orphanage was a kitchen and a place with ablution facilities. At the entrance to the Darbar, a Musafirkhana was built to cater for travellers and wayfarers. An Ashurkhana was also erected here. Durban. KwaZulu Natal. South Africa.
Image Number 300151. San rock art. Game Pass Shelter. Kamberg. Ukhahlamba Drakensberg Park. KwaZulu Natal. South Africa
Habibia Soofie Saheb Badsha Peer Darbaar Musjid (Mosque). As soon as Hazrath Soofie Saheb arrived in Durban in 1895 he bought a piece of land on the northern banks of the Umgeni River in Riverside, a stone’s throw from the Indian Ocean, and built a humble wood and iron house. On this land he chose a spot, where the present Musjid stands, and laid the foundation immediately after Juma Salaah. A few members from the community, including Sayed Fakroodeen, Rooknoodeen and Jhetam were present. The main builder was an Italian. When the Musjid, was completed, it was also used as a Madressa until 1903, when a Parsee by the name of Rustomjee, at his own expense, built a madressa. An orphanage (Yateemkhana) was then built to house the orphans and destitutes. A portion of the northerly end of the land was used as a cemetery, and adjoining this piece of ground an old age home was built. Next to the orphanage was a kitchen and a place with ablution facilities. At the entrance to the Darbar, a Musafirkhana was built to cater for travellers and wayfarers. An Ashurkhana was also erected here. Durban. KwaZulu Natal. South Africa.
Steam Engine details. Ixopo. KwaZulu Natal Midlands. South Africa
Steam train near Creighton. KwaZulu Natal Midlands. South Africa
Gorgeous red and orange sunset clouds against a blue sky.
