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Cathedral Rock, Eastern Cape,

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Magwa Falls, The Wild Coast, Eastern Cape. The waterfall is one of the more accessible on this rugged Wild Coast. This full colour vertical image was taken with a long exposure to capture the falling water.

The Magwa Waterfall lies in the middle of the 1800 hectare Magwa tea plantation, South Africa's last remaining tea estate just outside Lusikisiki. The waterfall itself is pretty impressive. It's one of few waterfalls on the rugged Wild Coast that is accessible – others entail such effort to reach that they're seldom seen by any but the most intrepid of travellers. This full colour vertical image was taken with a long exposure to capture the falling water.

The Hole in the Wall at Coffee Bay is a unique structure with a huge detached cliff that has a giant opening carved through its centre by the waves. This black and white horizontal image of the unique opening was taken from the stony pebbled beach in the early morning.

The Hole in the Wall at Coffee Bay is a unique structure with a huge detached cliff that has a giant opening carved through its centre by the waves. This black and white horizontal image of the unique opening was taken from the stony pebbled beach in the early morning. The local Xhosa call this place "izi Khaleni", which means "place of thunder".

Aloe marlothii is a striking, robust, large, single-stemmed aloe with a majestic presence. The mountain aloe is without doubt one of southern Africa's most rewarding aloes to grow and adds an interesting slant to aloe culture. This is a full colour horizontal landscape image, with Whale Rock and Hole in the Wall in the distance.

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Waterfall Bluff,

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Quiet coastline beach with no people. There is a great flow of contrast between the ocean, the beach and the belt of green bush. Tongaat Huletts, Sibaya, Durban, Kwazulu Natal, South Africa

Snow and ice on a slope with the Drakensberg Amphitheatre in the background, Witsieshoek, Free State Province, South Africa

Royal Natal national park was founded in 1916. It covers over 8,000 hectares including the Drakensberg Mountains, the highest range of mountains in South Africa. It also contains the Amphitheatre wall which is 1,000 metres high and stretches over 5 km and is site to the World's second highest waterfall, the Tugela Falls. The park is part of the greater World Heritage site, Drakensberg Ukhahlamba National Park. Witsieshoek is a small community owned mountain lodge on the border between Kwazulu-Natal and the Free State Province. It is advertised as the highest resort in South Africa and has commanding views of the Amphitheatre massif.