These two women decided to scale Nelson Mandela's giant spectacles on the Promenade in Seapoint, Cape Town. I loved their childlikeness, their sense of fun, taking advantage of what is and turning it into a moment of joy. Wearing a head covering, little did they know, is now the norm, and this takes on added meaning as we look fondly at their love for life.

There's lots a material if you ever wander down the Promenade at Seapoint. There was something very special, something hard to define in this woman's bearing, but it was appealing to me, touching my heart and reminding me that being out in the sun can bring such joy.
I didn't manage to see her face, it was the tension in her stance as she crossed the road during a recent Argus Cycle Tour, along with the way her plait gave direction to her intended movement across a busy road.



This woman was captured while she was in full flight; objecting to all the corruption and demanding the resignation of President Jacob Zuma of South Africa



This man is seated in a café in Cape Town, South Africa. He does look like he should be on that bicycle and exploring the world rather.

Two white woman make their views known on a protest against the corruption in the ANC Government in South Africa.

A salesman comes in different shapes and forms. This one is selling Scientology on the streets of Cape Town.

A man watches his daughter the bride, get into her limo in the Bo-Kaap, South Africa.

A South African woman stands in front of a poster of the Women's Liberation Movement and agrees with their sentiments.

Looking a little like a character out of the cast of "Les Miserables" this young man takes to the streets to protest the presidency of President Jacob Zuma of South Africa.
