In the Safrea Cover Showcase this week, Marinda Louw, a photographer based in Cape Town, talks about the unlikely angles in her work and the outlook on life that produces them.
For Mr. Moti and Bez Valley Tailors, when Covid-19 struck, it was more than a glitch, it was a brick wall. But one way or another, life goes on…
Thomas Jefferson once said, “when angry, count to 10 before you speak. If very angry, a hundred.” This is sound age-old advice; by doing so, you are emphasising two key elements of anger management – time and distraction. It allows you to delay a response and it offers a helpful distraction from the anger-arousing incident.
The Safrea Cover Showcase features the Safrean photographers who provide the photographs for the social media covers of the Safrea MediaHub.
You should know, to start with, that I’m a hard-ass about most things when it comes to business writing:
• The phrase “I trust this email finds you well” (I hate it)
• The incorrect use of the verb “revert” (this makes me itch)
• Two spaces after a full stop (which should’ve vanished when women got the vote).
But, in a development that surprises many people, I’m no hard-ass when it comes to emojis.
A Durban engineer has come up with a model that has the potential to upset the gravity apple-cart – and he wants to talk to other physicists about it.
Buying a bank repossessed property may seem like a bargain, but what happens when occupants refuse to vacate?
Jason Katz uses singing bowls to restore balance.
In today’s edition of the #safreacovershowcase, Sam J Basch talks about this early-morning shoot, and the urge to share his art.
You need faith to enter Troyeville. I chose a Martin Luther King quote: “Faith is taking the first step even when you don’t see the whole staircase.”