On any given Saturday there is always a story to be told through a lens. This morning was no different, magical moments in time captured forever. A giant Sea Eagle with his breakfast held tightly in his talons. My Dad and George Greenough discussing the sand banks before George’s morning ritual of  riding his surfmat off the cape. My niece Marley doing a nudie run from the water to the warmth of Nanna holding her… Continue Reading…

With the transition into Autumn, with the dew on the early morning grass. Sometimes if you look a bit closer you will find some ‘little critters’, and Ben Godfrey has plenty in his backyard to share with you here. For more of Ben’s creativity – www.facebook.com/pages/Curlytripod

Pouring rain has become quite common this summer. As I headed to Lismore in poured. All the country roads from Lennox through Teven, Alstonville drenched and moody.  After my meetings in Lismore I headed out to see our friends Peter and David at The Channon Gallery, some of the roads looked liked they had been covered in iridescent purple confetti….stunningly beautiful thanks to the flourishing Tibouchina’s, and the combination of rain and wind. I came… Continue Reading…

7 Mile Beach at Broken Head, on NSW’s northern coastline was a hive activity on Sunday (11th March), as the local Mermaid MerPod led a group of 49 volunteers, including musician Jack Johnson and his family, on a beach cleanup as part of ongoing events in the area. The group had done a clean up at 7 Mile Beach in November 2011 when 200kg of debris was removed, and were curious as to how much… Continue Reading…

Bimblebox is a peaceful 8000 hectare sanctuary in central-west Queensland. A remnant of semi-arid woodlands, it is home to a rich diversity of birds, reptiles and other animals, including endangered species. Back in 2000, the rapacious land clearing sanctioned by the Queensland government was off the Richter scale. The potential for Bimblebox to face this same fate motivated a group of concerned local individuals to petition for the area to become a Nature Reserve. Paola… Continue Reading…

It has been a long term dream for the Byron Bay International Film Festival crew to be able to offer a free outdoor cinema screening experience for the people of Byron Bay on Thursday 8th March (7:30pm). Finding the right location?….well, it doesn’t get bigger or better than a beachfront screening…and that’s exactly what BBFF 2012 will be giving us this year, at their inaugural outdoor film event. Festival Director, J’aimee Skippon-Volke said  “We are… Continue Reading…