Posts rise out of the dark brush of a vineyard near Porseleinberg in Swartland, South Africa. Literally translating as “black land,” Swartland is so named for the native renosterbos (rhinoceros bush) that turns black in the rain. Some of South Africa’s most exciting wines are being made in Swartland, thanks largely to the influence of Eben Sadie, whose wines from the region electrified critics around the world.
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The work of photographer Jimmy Hayes can be further appreciated in his forthcoming monograph, Veritas, which will be published in 2021 by Abrams Books / Cameron + Company. Pre-order the book from the Abrams web site.
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