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Cautiously starting Monday like.... (at The Boulders, Western Cape, South Africa)

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In awe of nature every day. (at The Boulders, Western Cape, South Africa)

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Tip top morning on the tip top of Lion's Head. • • •#producerparty #goodhumansonly #likemindedsoul #joiedevivre #producerlife #theproducerconnects #capetown #lionshead #theproducerdotcom #theproducerexplores #southafrica #thisproducerlife #photoproducer #photoproduction (at Lions Head Mountain Capetown)

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See this joie de vivre right here? This is how fellow producer Peter @two_feet_productions & I started our morning for a sunrise hike up Lion's Head with an unparalleled view of Cape Town. I'm certain that energy is what he brings to every production. Good human! (at Lions Head Mountain Capetown)

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APA Los Angeles would like to invite you to support & celebrate women in the photography industry. ⠀ ⠀ This event will highlight the contributions that women have made, inspiring women to keep breaking through that glass ceiling, sharing how obstacles have been navigated. It will promote the continuous push to support each other in this extraordinary profession. This is a teaching moment! Come learn, network and get inspired. ⠀ *⠀ *⠀ *⠀ **⠀ #theproducerdotcom #womenphotography #womenpower #empowerwomen #supportwomen #conversation #AmericanPhotographicArtists ⠀ (at Los Angeles, California)

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Connecting in person gives me so much energy that simply cannot be matched by email, text message or even phone. Thank you Nick Aldridge @phototraveller for sharing the story of your path in photography & for the gorgeous prints that will soon find a new home in NYC. (at Cape Town, Western Cape)

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Dawn moments before sky-diving. (at Swartland Local Municipality)

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Bo'Kaap Color Blocking. (at Cape Town, Western Cape)

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Extended! (This was inevitable) So many industry individuals to connect with, so little time. Now hopefully we will! Tag your favorite Cape Town- based crew and creative talents or drop us a line! 🙏🏻We ❤️Cape Town! (at Cape Town, Western Cape)

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I am infinitely grateful for a career in an industry that allows me to meet so many incredible individuals. Had I gone down the path of an office job, I'd never have access to the people or places that #thisproducerlife affords me. On one such production, I had the pleasure of collaborating with the bright glowing creative @lucy_brand and the friendship was instant & lasting. Here we are, halfway around the world, 4 years later, with many more adventures & collaborations to come. (at Cape Town, Western Cape)

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When photographers get together for a casual Sunday brai. Impromptu photo shoot. 📷📸 📷📸 📷📸 📷📸 #braibrah #nevernotworking #polaroidsx70 #sx70 #fujiinstax #impossibleproject #theproducer #theproducerdotcom #stillsproducer #photoproducer (at Cape Town, Western Cape)

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Green Point, Cape Town (at Cape Town, Western Cape)

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Finally found a man willing to commit. And tattoo my name on his face. All while visiting the @zeitzmocaa #saymynamesaymyname #soulmate (at Cape Town, Western Cape)

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Some days end better than others. A dip in the ocean is a great way to reset my production brain. (at Muizenberg)

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Dream Locations here in Constantia. (at Constantia Valley Tourism)

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A slice of life in Cape Town while on an art crawl. (at Cape Town, Western Cape)

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From the Mother of Courage @unicef series by @karinschermbrucker : "...this installation is a tribute to women from all over the world; the unsung heroes of our nations. Those who continue to stand up on the frontlines of battlefield again and again and again. These are the women who have stood up in spite of their suffering m, filled with grief, but not undone. They have recovered rebuilt and remained warm, tender and able to support themselves, their children, and one another under unimaginable circumstances. Women really do hold up half the sky." This exhibit is currently on view at the Young Blood gallery. (at Cape Town, Western Cape)