Thursday, January 24, 2008

Roar on




Crash, thunder, roar! This is the start to a year I've been waiting for. Got new jobs with two new clients, my car broke down on the way to one job, almost a total disaster, but yet this is the best photog start to a year I've had.

My camera got damaged, luckily its insured.

Gotta go back to varsity soon, can't wait till thats over...

Later

Mr Stuffs


Love of music


Monday, January 14, 2008


Supreme beings


Poor wise men


These magnificent beasts should roam the escarpment free from any dangers caused by man. Yet they toil on a daily basis in search for their peace as they are held captive at this nature reserve for humans to ride them, like as if they are pets and are forced to adhere to our commands. When looking into the eyes of one of these beautiful creatures try and comprehend why we humans would want to hold them ransom.

Sunday, January 13, 2008

Mainline gaurdian


Kitchen control room


Food out!


Godfrey


Engine everlasting!


I've spent almost three years every weekend running up and down the shop floor of a restaurant I'd rather not mention. The constant rush of people seems relentless. I doubt its the food or the service for that matter, but I think the moths are attracted to the breathtaking view of Atterbury road or the seemingly peaceful outside patio area. Whatever their reasons that place never seems to be quiet.
For many of us that work there, it seems as if the soul of the shop is slowly disappearing. As waiter's we always believed that a spirit existed that would carry us until final rounds had been called, now it seems as if that soul has floated off from the mainline pass, out into the mall and lost its life support...
What happens when a restaurant loses its life support?
These images are of the kitchen staff, they are the life support, the engine that never runs out of gas. This guy godfrey is perpetually smiling, guess what he does...washes pots and pans all day! That place has taught me to be grateful for what I have!

Friday, January 11, 2008

Rollercoaster


Wisdom, grace and enthusiasm flow from one generation to the next. As the eldery are often forgotten in our times it could be the youth who will lose the most when they discard the lifelong knowledge that these wise old owls might have acquired through lifes trials, lifes real rollercoaster.

Young Buddhist


To experience, to be influenced by the elders around you and to absorb all that happens is the gift of youth.

Lunch


Lunch time for these peaceful people.