As I mentioned in yesterday’s post, I took the kids up Northcliff Hill on Sunday afternoon for the first time.
They had a ball exploring the cliff path, and wondering at the view. They were amazed we could see where our house was, and could recognise some of the places we go to.
Bradley caught me explaining how he needed to take a photo of me… I was explaining the rules of thirds and where I wanted the skyline in the shot.
The result 🙂 I’m thrilled with it!! I can also finally see in the photo that I’ve lost weight… I can see definition in my shoulders that were never there before.
I had a ball taking photos of them 😉 although I was a little scared when they got too close to the edge.
I also must say, that some of the other people that were on the hill made me worry… not because they were dodgy, but because of how far down the cliff they were going to sit and watch the view. There was a family with little kids clambering down… right next to the cross of the girl that fell off the edge a few weeks ago! Crazy people.
I need to do a family shoot (not with tiny kids though, that would freak me out) up there, or a couple shoot. It just has to be done.
Those are MAGNIFICENT photos. I love the one of you!!!!
Seriously, a child died there? I don’t even want to google it!
Just beautiful!!!
I love that you know all the best places in Joburg to photograph – there’s so much to see around this city and I wish I could get my family to explore it with me!
You are looking fabulous, Jenty – look at those runner’s legs!
Beautiful!
A lot of people who go up there are pretty silly about safety. I once got talked into going up there on Guy Fawkes…scarred for life! I don’t actually think I’ve been up there since.
Wow, but what a view! I should really go again.
Oh gosh, the most stunning views! And boy, you are looking fabulous!
Lovely lovely photographs!! Love the openness !!! Dad and I must go up there again – stunning views!!
Stunning!
Wow, love the photo of you, the lesson of thirds worked 🙂
You are looking good and motivational with your walking and running.. well done.. I must make a point of going there..