THE VERVE OF IT: Early Sunday, Day 3 of the coronavirus lockdown, and nothing stirs in suburban south Durban, except monkeys. Picture: MH
SCHOOL’S OUT: Surfing may be banned, but the rule does not apply to all God’s creatures. Liz Wilmans photographed a school of dolphins at Durban’s Snakepark pier on Day 1, March 27, of the lockdown. “These pictures were taken about 9:40am. Conditions were perfect, the wind only picked up later,” she told Roving Reporters’ surf-crazed director Fred Kockott. Picture: Liz Wimans, click here for more.
FRESH OUT OF PEOPLE: The Durban municipal market – empty on Day 1 of the lockdown, 27 March. Picture: Feroz Kader, a fruit and veg seller.
WILD HORSES: Storm surf starts cranking in Port Edward, on KwaZulu-Natal’s lower South Coast, on Day 1 of the lockdown, 27 March. Picture: Fred Kockott
GOLDEN MILE: The Durban beachfront at 1.40pm on 27 March – Day 1 of the coronavirus lockdown. Hoosen Padia, a financial adviser by profession, takes pictures for a hobby. This one was from his Mont Blanc, South Beach, flat.
