CAROLINE SUZMAN
photographer

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  • About and Contact
  • Taylor Wessing Photo Portrait Prize
  • Portraiture
    • The Unbearable Lightness of Being - Selected portraits 1997 -2025
    • The Centre for the Less Good Portrait
    • I Declare I Am Here - Self declaration in a post colonial African city
    • The Unbearable Lightness of Being a Child
    • Crossing Over - Portraits from Israel and Gaza
    • Sweet Monster - Halloween in the time of Covid- 19
    • The Power of Two
    • Canadian and American Beach and Street
    • Portraits of the Cape, South Africa
    • Meat, Gun, Smoke
  • Remembrance + Inheritance
    • Heartland- Land ownership and restitution after Apartheid
    • Haunted by Waters - Reconciliation Day in a South African seaside town
    • Soldiers and Stars -War and Memory in South Africa
    • The War of Sport - South African Rugby culture and the Youth
    • Supernatural - landscapes of Africa
    • South Africa: Land of Hope and Dreams
    • Blood River - The Passing of a Zulu Prince
    • Disturbia -Colonial and Apartheid spatial planning in the Built environment
    • Black Oxygen - Legacy of Mining in South Africa
    • Nelson Mandela is gone
  • Contemporary Culture
    • Undertow Keys -A Sea Prophesy
    • Candy Crush
    • Burnt by the Sun - the youth, climate change and artificial intelligence
    • The Book of the Sea
    • CHINAFRICA
    • Waiting for the Barbarians - Reflections on the American Dream
    • Expectations
    • Purple Rain - The Jacarandas of Johannesburg
    • Winning the World Cup
  • Home
  • About and Contact
  • Taylor Wessing Photo Portrait Prize
  • Portraiture
    • The Unbearable Lightness of Being - Selected portraits 1997 -2025
    • The Centre for the Less Good Portrait
    • I Declare I Am Here - Self declaration in a post colonial African city
    • The Unbearable Lightness of Being a Child
    • Crossing Over - Portraits from Israel and Gaza
    • Sweet Monster - Halloween in the time of Covid- 19
    • The Power of Two
    • Canadian and American Beach and Street
    • Portraits of the Cape, South Africa
    • Meat, Gun, Smoke
  • Remembrance + Inheritance
    • Heartland- Land ownership and restitution after Apartheid
    • Haunted by Waters - Reconciliation Day in a South African seaside town
    • Soldiers and Stars -War and Memory in South Africa
    • The War of Sport - South African Rugby culture and the Youth
    • Supernatural - landscapes of Africa
    • South Africa: Land of Hope and Dreams
    • Blood River - The Passing of a Zulu Prince
    • Disturbia -Colonial and Apartheid spatial planning in the Built environment
    • Black Oxygen - Legacy of Mining in South Africa
    • Nelson Mandela is gone
  • Contemporary Culture
    • Undertow Keys -A Sea Prophesy
    • Candy Crush
    • Burnt by the Sun - the youth, climate change and artificial intelligence
    • The Book of the Sea
    • CHINAFRICA
    • Waiting for the Barbarians - Reflections on the American Dream
    • Expectations
    • Purple Rain - The Jacarandas of Johannesburg
    • Winning the World Cup

CAROLINE SUZMAN
photographer

  • Home
  • About and Contact
  • Taylor Wessing Photo Portrait Prize
  • Portraiture
    • The Unbearable Lightness of Being - Selected portraits 1997 -2025
    • The Centre for the Less Good Portrait
    • I Declare I Am Here - Self declaration in a post colonial African city
    • The Unbearable Lightness of Being a Child
    • Crossing Over - Portraits from Israel and Gaza
    • Sweet Monster - Halloween in the time of Covid- 19
    • The Power of Two
    • Canadian and American Beach and Street
    • Portraits of the Cape, South Africa
    • Meat, Gun, Smoke
  • Remembrance + Inheritance
    • Heartland- Land ownership and restitution after Apartheid
    • Haunted by Waters - Reconciliation Day in a South African seaside town
    • Soldiers and Stars -War and Memory in South Africa
    • The War of Sport - South African Rugby culture and the Youth
    • Supernatural - landscapes of Africa
    • South Africa: Land of Hope and Dreams
    • Blood River - The Passing of a Zulu Prince
    • Disturbia -Colonial and Apartheid spatial planning in the Built environment
    • Black Oxygen - Legacy of Mining in South Africa
    • Nelson Mandela is gone
  • Contemporary Culture
    • Undertow Keys -A Sea Prophesy
    • Candy Crush
    • Burnt by the Sun - the youth, climate change and artificial intelligence
    • The Book of the Sea
    • CHINAFRICA
    • Waiting for the Barbarians - Reflections on the American Dream
    • Expectations
    • Purple Rain - The Jacarandas of Johannesburg
    • Winning the World Cup

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Supernatural - landscapes of South Africa and Zimbabwe
An ongoing series reflecting on the beauty of Africa and the legacy of the Dutch and British who laid down tracks and churches in the African bush. 

'And above all, watch with glittering eyes the whole world around you because the greatest secrets are always hidden in the most unlikely places. Those who don’t believe in magic will never find it,’ said Roald Dahl. When you spend enough time pottering about the dry heartland of South Africa, you will realise it’s the quirkiest, most magical place in the country

 Daily Maverick https://www.dailymaverick.co.za/article/2022-11-09-karoo-oddities-tales-from-the-quirky-magical-heartland-of-south-africa/


Jason Hayes in an article in the New Yorker entitled ‘Behold, I have returned from a Hike’ writes, ‘If you didn’t walk around the woods yesterday your life is worthless.” https://www.newyorker.com/humor/daily-shouts/behold-i-have-returned-from-a-hike.



The Rest Farm,
Daniel with his flock, Noupoort, 
Resident Alien, George Hay Park, Parkview, Johannesburg 2019
Skull and Aloes, Eastern Cape
Part of an ox wagon, 
Cricket Ground, Springfontein 
Johannesburg 2020
A Zorse, The Rest Farm, Nieu Bethesda, Karoo
Nieu-Bethesda, Eastern Cape
Main Road, De Aar,Western Cape,South Africa
Somewhere in the Free State

    © Caroline Suzman