Shot through the windscreen. Church of Caledon in the Western Cape, South Africa. Window reflection and added textures.
Shot through the windscreen. Church of Caledon in the Western Cape, South Africa. Window reflection and added textures.
A week ago there was some life in our rural village. The vane of the church had been stuck for several years (the wind always came from the Southwest đŸ˜‰ ) and the church board succeeded at last in obtaining the funds to ‘loosen’ the vane. In the meantime municipal workers cleaning the street and …
In addition to serving as spouts for water in ancients times, the gaping mouths of gargoyles evoked the fearsome destructiveness of these legendary beasts, reminding the laity of the need for the (Roman Catholic) church’s protection. A previous owner of this house added them to keep evil spirits out. Original photographs in black and white. …
This is the last week Emile Richter shows tourists around the restored watermill in 19th century village Elim. The village land is owned by the Moravian church and only villagers are allowed to build a house on a designated plot. Emile is one of the driving forces behind the restoration of the village including upgrade of …