Based in Durban and having over 5 years experience, specializing in live events and band photography.

Having experience in most genres of photography i can help you out with anything from live band performances to corporate formal functions and everything in between.

I have covered events including the Mr Price Pro music concert and Splashy Fen, along with many other smaller events and performances.

Give me a shout and we can work out a deal

ERNIE BALL presents:

THE STRING COLLECTIVE

An Evening with 6 of the top acoustic musicians in Cape Town.

On Friday 16th September 2011, the Theatre in the District will host all these celebrated players under one roof as they each perform 3 pieces of work, covering a diverse range of alternative style string work and vocal composition.

DOORS OPEN AT 8pm, SHOW STARTS AT 9PM

TICKETS : R50 at the door
BOOKINGS : 0724369403/ [email protected]

Albums of artists on sale

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Westlife, Kurt Darren, Freshlyground, Die Heuwels Fantasties, Theuns Jordaan, Jay, Heinz Winckler, Nicholis Louw and many more.

Johannesburg based band Mugshot see the release of their second album entitled "Broken Finger" in May 2011 (Physical and Digital).

Once again produced and mixed by JP De Stefani, Rob O'Brien and Grant Sissons Mugshot show a rapid growth in sonic terrain and music prowess. 

Already championed by critical media "Broken Finger" instigates a new force not yet explored by this incredible song writing tour de force.

Zebra & Giraffe and Van Coke Kartel: Haal Asem Kwagga Tour:

African Cityscapes Unmasked in Michaelis Exhibition
3 June 2011

Michaelis Galleries in Cape Town, in association with The Gordon Institute for Performing and Creative Arts, is presenting The Underground, the Surface and the Edges, an exhibition on from 15 June to 2 July, curated by Leora Farber and Anthea Buys.

A research presentation released today by South African Tourism at this year's INDABA has reiterated the growing importance of African markets to drive future tourism growth, and outlined key strategies to ensure the continent's tourism potential remains key on the country's tourism agenda.