On the advice of a guy I met in Zambia, who is peddling a bike from Cape Town to London, I decided to take my last couple days into Cape Town slowly. Rather than rush in from Vanrhynsborg, I took the road to west coast South Africa nd took things slow. I tried fully enjoy my last two nights on the road before arriving in Cape Town.
On my first night, I stayed in the town of Lambert’s Bay. The town is a little bit strange. It feels somewhere between a ghost town and an old English beach escape. I had been fixing to do some seascape photography for a while, so I took some time down at the waterfront to do just that.
My last night before arriving in Cape Town was spent in Langebaan. Now, Langebaan is far bigger than Lambert’s Bay and much livelier. Though the setting was perhaps more pristine than Lambert’s Bay, perfect beaches are a bit of a challenge to photograph. I did my best, however.
Anyways, tomorrow I ride into Cape Town. The end of an epic.
Also, I just want to remind you that my Photography Workshop is now booking for Ireland in October! I’d love for you to come hang out with me and I’m sure I can teach a thing or two about photography in the process. More info here.