by 2summers | May 4, 2020 | COVID-19, Johannesburg, USA
Read all my lockdown journal posts. It’s Day 39 of the South African lockdown. I woke up late, supremely unmotivated, and spent much of the morning conducting a photoshoot with three horned melons (also called kiwanos, African horned cucumbers, spiked melons,...
by 2summers | Jul 18, 2016 | USA
On Saturday evening my father, Tenney Mason, was in downtown Baltimore (my home city in the U.S.) attending ArtScape, a local arts festival. A group of #Afromation and #BlackLivesMatter demonstrators walked past, and Dad decided to check it out. He had his camera with...
by 2summers | Oct 28, 2012 | Instagram, Johannesburg, Johannesburg City Centre, Tours
I spent the afternoon in the Maboneng Precinct yesterday. I had a ridiculously good time. Uncle Mervs, a streetside coffee shop in Maboneng. Watching the world go by while eating a carrot and apple muffin from Uncle Mervs. “Instawalking” through Maboneng...
by 2summers | Sep 13, 2011 | Sports, USA
Before moving to South Africa, I spent much of my adulthood living and working in the Washington D.C. area. But growing up, I lived closer to Baltimore. My parents are both Baltimorians. I was raised on Baltimore sports. Baltimore has two major professional sports...
by 2summers | May 1, 2011 | Arts and Culture, Pretoria, Sports
A few months ago I attended my first cricket match and learned that cricket is not a game for sissies. Yesterday I discovered rugby is not for sissies, either. I’ve watched rugby on TV before, and I’ve seen Invictus. But nothing prepared me for the moment...