A weekend in Kleinbaai
We were writing books all weekend, and somehow you get a whole lot more work done when you go away, even when the place is as distractingly beautiful as Kleinbaai.
A weekend in Kleinbaai
Skinny laMinx
illustration and design by Heather Moore
Lucky fish
oh my goodness…the last photo with the shards of shell is fantastic! i think you must tell more about going away to write books, you can’t just drop a small hint like that without explaining!!
Gorgeous photography. Looks so beautiful there.
The pictures look beautiful:)
I’m the opposite when it comes to accomplishing something when away.
And….Books?
is it a secret?:)
LOVELY!
I love the shells too
It would be cool to see a drawing of those 
LOVELY!
I love the shells too
It would be cool to see a drawing of those 
Those urchins are absolutely gorgeous. As is the scenery!
Those urchins are absolutely gorgeous. As is the scenery!
Have you ever thought of photography as a career? You certainly have got what it takes – a good eye for light, design, colour, composition … the lot!!!
Have you ever thought of photography as a career? You certainly have got what it takes – a good eye for light, design, colour, composition … the lot!!!
I love the rock and shells…some of the best patterns are found in nature, no?
Looks beautiful! I love the little seaside get-aways around the Cape.
I was quite excited this weekend to pick up the new issue of Readymade, my favorite magazine, and see Skinny laMinx mentioned inside! Congrats! -X
That first photo … what fantastic light! Thanks for sharing.
What an inspiring place to take a working break!
golly, you must be very disciplined to get any work done in such a beautiful place!
Looks like heaven. Such nice light and lovely textures. You’ve captured it beautifully.
I love your photos. I want to be at the coast! How I miss the ocean. Your blog is so wonderful to look at, thank you for bringing me some joy!
Thanks for all the nice comments. Really, it’s an easy place to take good photos at – just naturally gorgeous!
Check out today’s post for more info about those books…
it seems like a lovely place. are those urchins, all strung up, in the second photo on the left under the hat?
Hi Skona
Yes indeed, they are sea urchins. The rock pools in front of the cottage are full of them!