Wonderful Waterfront

Published on May 26, 2009 by Tinus le Roux in Virtual Tours of South Africa

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Ok, it’s apology time. …. I haven’t blogged in quite a while.
The reasons are multiple:
1) top secret project – soon to be revealed;
2) lots of requests for virtual tours from accommodation venues;
3) a very busy and successful South African Tourism Indaba and, off course;
4) we have a new addition to the Le Roux family – our second son, Tiaan is now 5 weeks old and doing what babies do best (keeping his parents awake at night)

Anyway, the good news is that the rest of the team have been getting enough sleep and that we’ve been able to create some very cool content in the past month or so.
You can therefore expect some regular posts and interesting panoramas in the weeks to come.

Let’s get the ball rolling with a panoramic image I shot today, while having a business lunch in the V&A Waterfront in Cape Town.
This shot was taken from the balcony at ‘Upstairs @ Quay 4′.

I like it, not only because I managed to shoot it without a tripod, but because it’s one of those typical Cape Town views.

There were seagulls flapping about, tourists with camera’s in hand and great prawns to go with tranquil scenery.

I just love the Mother City!

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