A Visual Ethnography: Cape Town
Published on Nov 24, 2015
No Description
MORE DECKS TO EXPLORE
PRESENTATION OUTLINE
A Visual Ethnography: Cape Town
reorienting, new perspectives
the Cape Town Harbour
comings and goings
Table Rock
guardian presence of Table Rock
what does the Lord require?
act justly, love mercy, walk humbly
The plaque for all to read as one enters the District Six Museum in Cape Town. "Remember with shame the many thousands of people who lived for generations in District Six and other parts of the city, and were forced by law to leave their homes because of the colour of their skin. FATHER, FORGIVE US."
jazz: blending the harmony of life in District Six
resiliency
reflected all around us
Healing of Memory Workshops
Mary Burton
truth and reconciliation one story at a time
his sustaining presence continues
Mandela's legacy lives within the people
our families often did not know what had become of us
Mandala's cell at Robbin Island
sobering reality
images that do not go away
impacting my footprint
Khayelitsha
daily life
a visitor or a tourist?
did I really see through the lens of my iPhone?
stepping where others have not
a lived expression of worship
friendships cultivated - new and old
makes you smile doesn't it?
It's Deve's Birthday...
Happy Birthday Deve!
LGP4
together around the table
how far can one see?
the Atlantic & Indian Oceans converge
the table cloth of Table Mountain
captured by beauty
Always Beside
Never Above, Never Below,
Cape Town
the time had come to say good-bye
