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Can poverty and misery be photographed well?

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Can poverty and misery be photographed well? This is a question we sometimes ask ourselves. After all, photographing people and then publishing the photos can be a challenge in itself. If you want to separate poverty and misery, a few more questions arise.

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Visiting Robberg Nature Reserve in South Africa - at Plettenberg Bay

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Robberg Nature Reserve is a stunningly beautiful natural area located on a prominent headland in South Africa, just outside the town of Plettenberg Bay. We went hiking here, and it's probably one of the most beautiful hikes we've done.

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Porto - a gem in Portugal

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Writer: Jonathan Gharbi de Maré

Porto. What a gem. A perfect destination for those who want to discover a historic city over a weekend and enjoy sunsets and Portugal's cosy atmosphere. 

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Rent a house on the South African coast - at Eersterivierstrand

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Writer: Helena Bergström

Curious about renting a house on the South African coast? We spent a week in our friends' amazing summer house at Eersterivierstrand - a house that can be rented via airbnb. This week offered the best views we've ever experienced from a house. ever.

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The adventure in South Africa continues - healthcare, signs and new friends

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Writer: Helena Bergström

Our adventure journey through South Africa continues. We take the opportunity to tell you a bit about what happens behind the scenes - about encounters with health care, about interesting signs on the road and about new wonderful friends we get to know!

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Visiting Tsitsikamma National Park in South Africa

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Tsitsikamma National Park is a stunning national park on the coast of South Africa, famous for its beautiful suspension bridges. You can also enjoy kayaking, hiking, wildlife viewing and all kinds of action-packed adventures.

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Gated community - freedom or prison for the rich?

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Is a gated community - a collection of homes inside locked gates - a freedom or a prison for the wealthy residents? The idea, of course, is that security and protection should provide a sense of safety and freedom. But could it also be the other way round, that the gates and barbed wire constitute a prison?

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Jeffreys Bay and St Francis Bay in South Africa - holiday feeling deluxe

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Jeffreys Bay and St Francis Bay are two beautiful towns on the South African coast. We made an excursion here for the day, while staying in our friends' summer house, not far from here. A lovely day!

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Nieu-Bethesda in South Africa - art, fossils and charming accommodation

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Writer: Helena Bergström

Nieu-Bethesda is a small and incredibly charming village, secluded in the mountains of the Eastern Cape in South Africa. This little place has a lot to offer: charming accommodation, art, an artist's museum and a fossil centre.

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Bethulie in South Africa - in the footsteps of the Boer War

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Bethulie is a small town in the centre of South Africa that has much more to offer than we first realised. The Royal Hotel Bethulie is a genuine and special gem, filled with 120,000 books. What's more, the owner, who is the author of numerous history books, can tell you about the sometimes gruesome history of the Boer War and its infamous concentration camps.

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