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• Street portrait of an older woman

  
  Digital Photo Gallery of Ted Szukalski — Authority: 128
  Photograph: Woman with a big bag   Photographer: Ted Szukalski. While we were at Byron Bay we got caught by a torrential downpour, while searching for a place to have lunch. We found shelter in a passage way between some shops. The girls used the opportunity to explore one of the boutiques, while I decided to ...
  3 days ago

• Eco Mama

  
  Thea & Sami — Authority: 418
  I love going to the beach and Byron Bay is one of my favourite destinations. Sunday was an especially good day as I was able to mix pleasure (day at beach) with business to personally deliver an order of Thea & Sami hemp/organic cotton homewares to Eco Mama, a lovely new store that just opened in the town. ...
  6 days ago

• Byron Bay Lighthouse at sunset

  
  Digital Photo Gallery of Ted Szukalski — Authority: 128
  Photograph: Byron Bay Lighthouse   Photographer: Ted Szukalski. There is no visit to Byron Bay without climbing few meters of the Cape Byron to the Lighthouse. Recommended times are sunrise and sunset. This most easterly position lighthouse in Australia was built in 1901. It is initial light strength was ...
  1 week ago

• Tribal girl

  
  Digital Photo Gallery of Ted Szukalski — Authority: 128
  Photograph: Tribal girl   Photographer: Ted Szukalski. Byron Bay is famous for its alternative lifestyle. I was hoping to add many street photographs capturing the people who live there. To my disappointment, todays Byron Bay is very much a mainstream tourist destination and the town itself is very much as ...
  1 week ago

• Cape Byron sunrise

  
  Digital Photo Gallery of Ted Szukalski — Authority: 128
  Photograph: Cape Byron sunrise   Photographer: Ted Szukalski. A very touristy thing to do in Byron Bay is to visit the Byron Bay lighthouse, located on Cape Byron, the most easterly point of mainland Australia. Most tourists visit during the day, many at sunset but very few bother to get up early in the ...
  2 weeks ago

• View from Cape Byron

  
  Digital Photo Gallery of Ted Szukalski — Authority: 128
  Photograph: View from Cape Byron   Photographer: Ted Szukalski. We returned to the Byron Bay lighthouse in the evening just before the sunset. And while most of the people tried to photographed the last rays of the sun for the day I have noticed a nicely layered view to North-West of Byron Bay, resulting in ...
  2 weeks ago

• Storm clouds over Byron Bay

  
  Digital Photo Gallery of Ted Szukalski — Authority: 128
  Photograph: Rain clouds over Byron Bay   Photographer: Ted Szukalski. I took this photograph of very heavy rain clouds spreading over the ocean from Cape Byron at Byron Bay. According to charts Cape Byron is the most easterly point of the Australian mainland. The point is within a few minutes walk from the ...
  2 weeks ago

• Byron Bay: Wish I could live here

  
  A Travel Around The World — Authority: 113
  Its fame hit us well before we enter in Australia and not for anything, only now we could understand the reasons behind it. Byron is only a small town on the easterly point of Australia mainland. When you drive through it at first, yes, it seems very pretty but nothing new to many other nice seaside ...
  2 weeks ago

• Byron and beyond: A northern NSW photoessay

  
  Woolly Days — Authority: 421
  An hour and a bits drive south of Brisbane lies the Laser lighthouse. The lighthouse is on the border between Queensland and NSW on the tip of Point Danger in Tweed Heads, NSW just a stones throw up the hill from Coolangatta, Qld. The Captain Cook Memorial lighthouse was the first of its kind commissioned in those ...
  2 weeks ago

• The Amber Veil

  
  wonderwebby — Authority: 448
  In September we spent a week along the lovely beaches of the Northern New South Wales coast of Australia. One sunny morning we woke to news of a severe dust storm hitting Sydney. The Harbour Bridge was back-lit with a spectacular red sky, flights were canceled and reporters covered their faces with handkerchiefs to ...
  3 weeks ago

• Home again, Home again

  
  Loobylu — Authority: 536
  We’ve been back from Byron Bay for two days now, and I can hardly even believe we were actually ever there. It was a completely perfect break and hard to drag ourselves away on Friday. I was pleased to find that while Byron has changed a lot in the 12 years since we were last there, it still manages to hang on to ...
  3 weeks ago

• Tales from the road II: New course in travel writing

  
  Wild About Travel + Writing — Authority: 103
  Following on from the success of my first travel writing workshop, Im running a second one in November when I return to Australia. The one-day course, Tales from the Road: An Introduction to Travel Writing , will be held in Mullumbimby on the Far North Coast of New South Wales, on Saturday, 14 November. The ...
  4 weeks ago

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