African Landscape XXIII, 2024-2025

Winder house after closure of the shaft, No. 3 North, Randfontein Estates, Randfontein. November 1965 , 1965

Miner's cottage and slimes dam, New Modder Gold Mine, Benoni, August 1965 , 1965

Stripped headgear, Comet deep, East Rand Proprietary Mines, Boksburg. November 1965 , 1965

Winder house, Farrar Shaft, Anglo Mines, Germiston. 1965 (4_154), 1965

Old mill foundations, tailing wheel and sand dump, Witwatersrand Deep Gold Mine, Germiston, August 1966 , 1966

Remnant II, 2025

Blue asbestos waste on the Owendale Asbestos Mine tailings dump, Near Postmasburg, Northern Cape. 21 December 2002 , 2002

Mirage I, 2025

A cairn, possibly a grave, Leeuwenvalley, Moordenaar’s Karoo, Western Cape. 24 April 2002 , 2002

Unsettled Air VI, 2025

Mirage III, 2025

Autumn on the Sak River, Nuweveld, Karoo, Western Cape. , 2004

Uitkyk, Bushmanland. 27 June 2004 , 2004

Overflow at Hytkoras, Namaqualand. 30 December 2003 , 2003

A Tree in the Yard, 2025

Landscape Horizon VIII, 2024

From Echo Canyon in the Richtersveld, 25 December 2003 , 2003

African Landscape XXII, 2025

A barber's chair of mining timbers, outside a compound on the Luipaardsvlei Estates, Krugersdorp. , 1965

Greaser, No. 2 North Winder, Randfontein Estates. , 1965

Team leader (left) and mine captain (right) on a pedal car, Rustenburg Platinum Mine, Rustenburg , 1971

Concession store (shop catering especially to Black miners) interior, Crown Mines, May 1967 , 1967

Banksman's chair, abandoned: after the closure of No. 3 North Shaft, Randfontein Estates, Randfontein. , 1965

Climbing into kibbles at the shaft-head, the shift gets ready to go down. President Steyn No.4 shaft, Welkom, Orange Free State , 1969

From the shaft bottom, looking up at the stage and a kibble about to pass through it. , 1969

Sheltering behind his shovel from a stinging gale of grit as the shaft bottom is "blown over' by a man with a compressed air hose. Before drilling of holes for explosives can commence, the bottom must be cleared of grit and pebbles that might conceal sockets containing unexploded charges from the previous round of blasting. Copper is used for the nozzle of the hose so as to avoid sparks that might detonate the explosion of a "misfire". , 1970

Shaftsinking: drilling begins - in the ten-metre diameter shaft, 36 jackhammers will drill 238 holes that will be charged with explosives. President Steyn No. 4 Shaft, Welkom, Orange Free State , January 1970

While the stage is being lowered to a new position, the shaftsinking team cluster below in the centre of the shaft bottom. There they should escape any rock dislodged from the sidewall by the movement of the stage. President Stein No. 4 Shaft, Welkom, Orange Free State , June 1969