Showing posts with label 2010 Cape Town South Africa Green Point. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 2010 Cape Town South Africa Green Point. Show all posts

Saturday, May 1, 2010

Cape Town Stadium Now and Green Point Stadium then ...


April 29 2010




September 2009













                                                      April  2010 versus  April 2007

Thursday, April 22, 2010

A Walk past the Cape Town Stadium










These sign posts are new

Saturday, April 17, 2010

TIME FOR AFRICA Official World Cup anthem chosen: South African band Freshlyground and Shakira



is expected to be released to radio stations across the world next week and will be available for download from April 26.


Growing Hospitality Tent Camp on the Green Point Common and old Stadium site

                    The first hospitality tent on the old Green Point Stadium site was put up today






Seven Seas Voyager All suite cruise ship  leaves Cape Town





See how I first captured her leaving the V&A Waterfront  here

That was in 2007 with my first camera
my beloved Point and Shoot Canon PowerShot S3 IS
which sadly died a grewsome camera death
  I had replaced it with the Canon PowerShot S5 IS
and it died of a broken heart

Wednesday, April 14, 2010

I fell in love with the Green Point Urban Park Look at these photos and judge for yourself !


It was a rare windless evening
warm.. with a beautiful sunset
I wish I could keep this place all for myself :)
but hey ! Here I am sharing it with you !





I took some shots of the kiddies corner and the small amphi theater
Its cute... but the shots turned out too dark. So next time better




There were some workmen still at work on the pergola at 7 pm it was almost dark
 I asked them till what time are you working ?
Till 8.30 !
And it was sunday !



There is still allot to do before the end of May when it is supposedly ready
Yet each time I come, they have made so much progress again
Does anybody know where the tea pavilion will be positioned?
Rashiq ?






I read that a rich woman had donated 50 mature trees to the park
I do not recognice any of the trees but indeed some are mature
but most are not