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"Co-incidence is God's way of remaining anonymous"  Albert Einstein.

I love this quote - it's one way to make sense of the strange and unpredictable.  Eighty years ago my paternal Grandmother, Margaret Turner, lived in a house on the property next to this old Cream Shed...

I can't help re-posting articles that confirm what Blue Space Art aka Byron Bay Beach Photography know about the benefits of spending time at the beach.  Enjoy this one and hope to see you in the "blue space" soon. 

“The color blue has been found by an overwhelming...

The six year old is distracted and calls us over to see what he's found in the sand dunes at Belongil Beach yesterday.  I'm thinking shell, driftwood, parched seaweed sculpture - he's a very creative six year old!  But no, here's this extremely friendly, adorable littl...

From Byron Shire  to Darling Downs country in only four hours, it's a quiet, scenic drive west to Kyogle and up the Mt Lindsay Highway to Warwick and through my country, the paternal and maternal ancestral grounds of Pratten, Clifton, Leyburn and Millmerran.  Two very...

Byron Bay Beach Photography aka Blue Space Art have produced an Eco Warrior cotton tote bag to help spread the word about Byron's precious shorebirds such as the Sooty Oystercatchers and Pied Oystercatchers (see Eco-tourist link under Home).  By purchasing the bag you...

Well, Byron Bay Beach Photography aka Blue Space Art does not have to wonder why we love to flock to the beach to soak up the ocean blue and stare at an azure blue sky.   We love this article about what science says the beach does to your brain;  ie the surf and sand d...

I'm so excited to announce the new umbrella name of Byron Bay Beach Photography - Blue Space Art.  As BBBP is not just about photography - it's about everything that can be done with photography as much as simply capturing moments frozen in time.  And the magic always...

Belongil Beach, Byron Bay, an autumn sunset and these three beautiful people posing for me - does it get any better.  I'm always trying to get a different look and feel for my photos.   A simple polaroid frame around the sepia tinted photo gives the definitive retro fe...