by Linda Doke | 27 Nov 2017 | All Articles, Favourite Photographers
“To me, photography is the simultaneous recognition, in a fraction of a second, of the significance of an event.” Henri Cartier-Bresson If photography is the art of capturing a decisive moment, then adventure- and sports photography must surely be the pinnacle of...
by Linda Doke | 12 Oct 2017 | All Articles
Excess. It’s everywhere. We’re surrounded by it every hour of every day. And I’m not referring to the obscene excesses of capitalism – those are enormous in their own right, and not something I wish to touch on in this blog post. The excess I’m talking about is...
by Linda Doke | 11 Sep 2017 | All Articles, Athlete Interviews
Anyone who knows anything about Ryan Sandes knows he epitomises the phrase less is more. The less I’m referring to isn’t less training, less speed or less talent – not even by a smidgeon. Instead it’s less talk, more action. Unlike others on the start line, the winner...
by Linda Doke | 2 Jul 2017 | All Articles
It’s a week on from Western States, and yet still we’re seeing articles focusing on the guy who didn’t win the race. I’m flummoxed. Anyone would think this was the first time in running history a race favourite didn’t end up the race winner! Surely the answer is...
by Linda Doke | 21 May 2017 | All Articles, Featured Races
I’m torn. And I mean, really torn. My head wants to write about the wonderful experience I had last week, telling the world how fantastic it was to run in the African bush with wild game and to see, feel, taste and smell true southern African bush veld. But my...
by Linda Doke | 7 May 2017 | All Articles
I wrote this article for the now no-longer TrailBlazing – it looks at the evolution of trail running in South Africa, from past to present, and what’s ahead. Trail running is older than the hills, but in the last 10 years has burst into growth...