the little harbour down at kalk bay is one of my favorite places
to go for fun, for amazing pictures, just to relax and to get away from the buzz of a busy day.
the weather was strange, quiet with no wind, and the light indeterminable,
a bit ominous but with something unpredictable in the air.
With a sudden strong gust of wind the rain swept in across the bay
suprising us all. the fishermen took shelter under the sheds on the jetty,
and i started shooting through the car’s windscreen,
leaving the wipers off and seeing the paintings that evolved in front of me


















Maureen Miller
October 6, 2010
@ 6:05 pm
Hi Frenske
There are only two words for these – “OH, WOW!” I live in Fish Hoek and so know the harbour well and love it, and these pics are more than special. Thanks for sharing them.
Warm wishes
Maureen
JohnR
October 6, 2010
@ 6:27 pm
Mmm, you’ll have to invest in a raincoat for you camera, me thinks !
Bruce Wade
October 6, 2010
@ 6:56 pm
Who said camera and rain do not mix. These are wonderful
Lana Jacobson
October 6, 2010
@ 6:58 pm
This is quite exquisie. You have captured soul food. I have an apartment in Muizenberg where I spend the “good weather” months in Cape Town. I love Kalk Bay and the whole area with its interesting and eclectic mix of people, from surfers to authors.
Lana Jacobson
frenske
October 6, 2010
@ 7:03 pm
thank you bruce, lana john and maureen!
I really thought as i put it up that bruce wold say ‘yuk dont do out of focus pics’ and john.. i sat in the car with the wipers off and got this amazing art feel, so no rain jacket required!
all my website pics are for sale as prints ot high res images.
Adrian Galley
October 7, 2010
@ 8:47 am
Frenske!
I love the narrative arrangement of these pictures. I am particularly struck at how the final images derive a meaning that goes deeper than their impressionistic splashes of colour would suggest if viewed in isolation. You are an inspirational artist.
Adrian
Jenny
October 7, 2010
@ 8:59 am
Frenske,
These pictures are SO Cool. What a creative idea and so well shared in your blog. Keep it up!
Jenny
Lori
October 7, 2010
@ 9:32 am
Hi Frenske, these are truly inspirational pics. I went to my first lesson of a new photography class last night so looking at these pics makes me want to go out there and shoot some myself! Thank you.
Lori
Gaby Dunn
October 9, 2010
@ 4:31 pm
perfect Frenske ! i love what you did here !! so great xox
Sue Fraser Jones
October 12, 2010
@ 9:51 am
Frenske, this is brilliant. A lovely fresh look at photography, and you are correct, they look like paintngs! Well done.
vivienne
October 12, 2010
@ 11:20 am
love them, love them, love them……….
Howard Neill
October 12, 2010
@ 6:43 pm
Hi Frenske Thank you for sharing. This is really brilliant and creative photography.
Wow!