FISHING, NO MATTER THE WEATHER…
Stilbaai photographer, Richard Webb, snaps the anglers in action – and no matter the weather, they fish!
Stilbaai photographer, Richard Webb, snaps the anglers in action – and no matter the weather, they fish!
The SuperMoon in Stilbaai makes for everyone to grab their cameras.
André van Schalkwyk has captured the moon in Stilbaai on various occasions with this special image taken on Monday, 3 July 2023.
Don’t let the cold winter days – and nights – keep you from getting out. Experience the beauty of Stilbaai and make memories!
We love to share awesome photos and #MyStilbaai really love this spectacular photo of a wave breaking at the rocks in Stilbaai.
Local photographer, Richard Webb, captured this image perfectly.
When you look at the colourful beach houses – from a different angle and at the right time and place…
Then the little town of Stilbaai can look like a big city!
Photo by Sandy Marwick
In the meantime – happening in the Stilbaai area:
27 January 2022: An amazing cloud formation as captured by local resident, Manfred Vietze.
This formation is apparently called Kelvin-Helmholtz clouds that are formed when two winds are blowing at different speeds.
According to a comment on his post, it is known as a Kelvin-Helmholtz instability or wave that are sometimes called billow clouds. It is now officially known as Fluctus by the WMO, as the original name was too difficult to pronounce, let alone remember!!
It is formed in exactly the same way that waves break on a beach. The upper air mass moves quicker than the base of the cloud, creating the breaking wave look.
Just as a water mass slows down at the base as it nears the shore and the top of the water mass continues on without slowing, and pulls up into a breaking wave.