A B O U T ~ A L I C E She’s always been a drifter, so it was inevitable that in her wanderings Alice would fall in love. The unpredictable part was that it wouldn’t be with a dreadlocked Argentinian artisan or an unkempt… Read More »Alice in wanderland
Natalie Banks has been nicknamed Shark Mamma by her friends and colleagues for her love of sharks and her dedication to raising the profile of the ecological value sharks bring to keeping oceans healthy. Natalie’s passion for marine conservation started 10 years ago, when she first… Read More »People to know – Natalie Banks
Three weeks have now passed since I left my home. My destination was a place largely unknown, but not for me, as the island of the Sleeping Lady has always been a big part of me. This is my third trip to Kosrae, but it… Read More »UNDER HER GAZE: MATT SHEPHERD
I am struggling to find a way to explain this trip, as my words do not do these remarkable creatures the justice they deserve, but I will try my best. Now back in Byron, I am at my preferred local coffee shop getting the caffeine… Read More »The Great White
The Coke Lake, the Tea Tree Lake, the Brown Lake…it is known by many names but loved by locals and visitors alike. Most locals can tell you stories of growing up swimming in it, sailing in it, and if you come across someone with enough… Read More »Lake Ainsworth
Matthew Shepherd often finds himself drawn to the ocean whether there is a huge swell or it’s just glassy with the clearest of water. The ocean has always intrigued him so he continues to shoot anything in or around it. “It’s not just what’s in… Read More »Matthew Shepherd’s Aquaseen
As a surfer, beachgoer, swimmer, fisherman… one always wonders what really lurks deep within the ocean. And as you look out to those twin peaks you’ll see wandering the shores of Main Beach. It’s a fairytale land of Atlantis out there, when you dive deep… Read More »Julian and the Depth
These photo’s were taken by John Natoli and passed onto us this morning by the team at Sundive Byron Bay. Apparently he is injured and needs to dry out his wounds so they can heal. Two vets went to check on him this week and… Read More »The baby seal at Julian Rocks
