A customer bought this for me this morning.
Saturday, February 18, 2012
Thursday, February 16, 2012
The Point Of Durban
While on my leave last week I took a walk around the fairly new developments in the Point area.
In my mind this is the line between Addington and the Point
Part of the man-made canal with some of the renovated old Point buildings in the background
Looking back along the canal towards uShaka
The whole area always seems to be virtually deserted despite many spanking new apartment blocks
There is still a fair amount of undeveloped land and the derelict shells of old buildings
There are many reminders about of how the area once was like
In my mind this is the line between Addington and the Point
Part of the man-made canal with some of the renovated old Point buildings in the background
Looking back along the canal towards uShaka
The whole area always seems to be virtually deserted despite many spanking new apartment blocks
There is still a fair amount of undeveloped land and the derelict shells of old buildings
There are many reminders about of how the area once was like
Wednesday, February 15, 2012
Project 366 (2012) - 46/366: My Keys
Didn't get the chance/have the enthusiasm to do anything special for todays picture
Project 366 (2012) - 45/366: Valentines Day
Valentines Day decorations in the shopping centre where I work
Tuesday, February 14, 2012
Sunday, February 12, 2012
Saturday, February 11, 2012
Project 366 (2012) - 41/366: Ruined
One of the derelict buildings that are still dotted around the Durban Point Landscape.
Friday, February 10, 2012
Two Walks Along The Beachfront
During my leave I took two separate walks along the Durban Beachfront. On Tuesday I did North Beach from the Casino up to West Street and on Thursday I started at West Street and reached uShaka.
A refreshments kiosk opposite Natal Command.
Look at all those satellite dishes on the roof of the building in the distance!
Debonairs and a few other food outlets.
A couple of beachfront apartment blocks. The silvery Hilton Hotel can be seen in the distance.
A few of the major hotels.
One of the many empty commercial premises along the Golden Mile.
One end of Smith Street to the other!
The Wheel Shopping Centre which quite obviously is not called the Wheel any longer.
Some attractive old apartment blocks.
Recycling Station
A view of the city from the pier next to uShaka
John Ross house and Roma Revolving Restaurant in the background.
Adington Hospital, one of the landmarks along the beachfront.
A refreshments kiosk opposite Natal Command.
Look at all those satellite dishes on the roof of the building in the distance!
Debonairs and a few other food outlets.
A couple of beachfront apartment blocks. The silvery Hilton Hotel can be seen in the distance.
A few of the major hotels.
One of the many empty commercial premises along the Golden Mile.
One end of Smith Street to the other!
The Wheel Shopping Centre which quite obviously is not called the Wheel any longer.
Some attractive old apartment blocks.
Recycling Station
A view of the city from the pier next to uShaka
John Ross house and Roma Revolving Restaurant in the background.
Adington Hospital, one of the landmarks along the beachfront.
Project 366 (2012) - 40/366: Durban South Beach
Another little solo photo expedition to the beachfront.
Wednesday, February 08, 2012
Project 366 (2012) - 38/366: Durban Beachfront
A wide angle view of some of the buildings along the beachfront
A Walk Up West Street
On Monday,my first day of leave, I decided to do something I've been wanting to do for a while. That is, walk and photograph the complete length of West Street in Durban. Not wanting to be too conspicuous, I just took my cellphone for picture taking purposes. In the end I went from the beachfront to Broad Street and back.
The Beach Hotel just adjacent to the start of West Street.
People queuing for something or other. I couldn't work out which end was which?
One of the many car dealerships.
The Beach Hotel just adjacent to the start of West Street.
People queuing for something or other. I couldn't work out which end was which?
One of the many car dealerships.
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