Heritage means that I have a tremendous history behind me that enables me to offer my country lessons I have learnt as an Indian born in South Africa. I am a part of what has made this country great, which is a mixture of many nationalities and religions. I have a meaningful upbringing as an…
#PhotoAweek – The Hemisfèric in Spain
The Hemisfèric is the largest hall in Spain to contain three systems projecting onto a concave screen of 900 square metres: Large-format cinema, IMAX Dome. Digital 3D screen measures: rectangle about 12×6 meters. Digital projections. Astronomical representations and entertainment shows It was inaugurated in 1998 and was the first building in the City of Arts and…
Pure Velvet in Bryanston
In my opinion, it is often the smaller boutique spa’s or owner run massage centres that offer a valuable, holistic and lovely experience. My expectations from a massage or beauty treatment is quite high, and when I leave the place feeling relaxed and happier, I often recommend the experience to friends. Pure Velvet beauty salon, is…
Tips & tricks for best pics on an iPhone 5S
The best part of owning an iPhone is that I have a camera with me where ever I go. I came across this really cool video where photographer Lorenz Holder demonstrates some creative smartphone photography tips & tricks using an iPhone 5S. Happy snapping and dont forget to backup those pics regularly. Let me know…
What makes MaCherie Nails so amazing
Manicures have been widely advertised at spa’s and beauty salons, and honestly speaking, nothing has really peaked my interest until recently. I am rather conservative when it comes to nail colour but a few weeks of unhealthy looking nails , I decided to pretty up my hand. Two weeks ago I had the privilege of meeting Kelly, the talented Nail Artist from Macherie Nails. It…
#PhotoAweek – Bourke’s Luck Potholes, South africa
Situated in Mpumalanga, South Africa , these magnificent cylindrical potholes were formed by through erosion at the confluence of the Blyde and the Treur rivers. The site was named after a prospector, Tom Bourke, who ironically never had any luck on his claim as the gold-bearing reef lay a short distance to the south of…
