Catching the quiet at Clarrie Hall dam
When Lismore-based photographer Tony Betts took a trip to Clarrie Hall dam on Doon Doon Creek – a tributary of the South Arm of…
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Baby ballerinas
“I snapped this photo at the end of the Dance Dynamics concert at the Byron Bay Community Centre theatre last weekend,” says Verandah Magazine…
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A frog he would a wooing go…
Who’d be a wild-life snapper, says Andrew Sooby: “The green tree frogs were partying big-time in the Lismore rain. I took around 60 shots,…
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Any shelter in a storm
Photographer Alex Clarke was at home when the temperature started heading towards 40°C. “I noticed a few storm cells popping up on the western…
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Dawn on the Pimpana River
Our Shot of the Week photographer Tony Betts has been living in the Northern Rivers since 1999. “I arrived here as a refugee from…
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The eye of the Tiger
Local Byron Bay resident Ruth Gotterson took this beautiful photograph of her daughter Tia and Tia’s 12-year-old pony Tilly Park Top Cat, otherwise known…
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Desert Grass by the sea
Byron Bay-based creative director Tiana Wallace was taking an exploratory walk in Brunswick Heads when she chanced across this shot of grasses on the…
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Foxy Character
MP Justine Elliott and her husband Craig were taking a walk to watch a sugar cane fire near their home in Nunderi not…
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Surf’s up
This weekend Byron Bay will be preoccupied with all things surf even more than usual with the fourth Surf Festival taking place in town…
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Gigantic Jellyfish
Emily Jane Toms, who is travelling in Australia from the UK, found this jellyfish as wide as the span of her arms on South…
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