Terry Lyon

30/03/2024

Cottesloe sunset last night was totally Rolls Royce, with Steve Hancock

07/04/2019

This morning at Cottesloe Beach, I attended the
Fight For The Bight Paddle Out - Perth
Info from their page below, a great cause and a really good turn out. More info and photos on the events page.
https://www.facebook.com/events/408417219721037/

Fight For The Bight Paddle Out - Perth
Public
· Hosted by Surfrider Foundation Perth and Sea Shepherd Perth
To everyone who cares about our oceans and coastal communities, this is your open invite to join Fight for the Bight on April 7th at Cottesloe Beach — This is Perth's chance to stand up when our politicians won’t! We are having a peaceful paddle-out protest against Norwegian Company Equinor’s plan to drill for oil in the Great Australian Bight.

THE GREAT AUSTRALIAN BIGHT IS UNDER THREAT FROM BIG OIL.

The Bight is no place for risky deepwater drilling. You probably remember images of BP’s Deepwater Horizon explosion in the US. It was an environmental disaster, spewing millions of litres of oil into the Gulf of Mexico. The proposed Equinor drill in the Bight is in twice as deepwater in some of the most treacherous waters in the world, making it extra risky.

In November, the ABC revealed a leaked internal report, prepared by Equinor, that showed an oil spill in the Bight could reach Victoria’s shorelines including the Great Ocean Road and Port Philip Bay and as far as Sydney’s beaches, and completely encircle Tasmania.

Equinor is putting coastal communities, fisheries, whales and sea creatures in danger from experimental oil drilling.

JOIN OUR PEACEFUL PROTEST

So on April 7th we want swimmers, surfers, bodyboarders, stand up paddle boarders and everyone in between to join a paddle out at Cottesloe Beach to tell Equinor and the federal government to reject Equinor’s plans to drill for oil in the Bight. Those who don’t want to go into the water can also participate on the beach.

Bring your friends, family, aunts, uncles, kids, grandparents — anyone who cares about the future of Australia’s pristine coastline —for a day of good vibes as we peacefully but firmly send a unified message to Equinor and the federal government.

Bring any watercraft you have — surfboards, bodyboards, stand up paddle boards, kayaks, anything that floats or even just come for a swim or watch on from the beach.

Remember: Safety first — do not enter the water if you are not a confident swimmer.
We are so excited for all of us to come together to FIGHT FOR THE BIGHT!
Whether it’s surfboards, bodyboards, SUPs, kayaks, surf skis, blow-up rings or other personal watercraft, let’s take them to the water to have our voices heard!
We will hear from Surfrider Foundation Australia Ambassador Damien Cole, Sea Shepard Australia and Global Director Jeff Hanson, Marine Campaigner Rachel Siewert, and Ingrid Cu***ng will be welcoming us to Country! Yewww!

06/04/2019

Yacht race off Cottesloe beach today
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01/04/2019

The pirates are coming 😃 (The Duyfken replica ship built in Fremantle, sailing past Cottesloe yesterday)
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21/03/2019

07/03/2019

01/03/2019

Sculptures by the sea returns to Cottesloe for another year March 1-18 it's the 15th year, this photo I took at the first one in 2005 an amazing granite sculpture by Japanese artist Keizo Ushio, I had to get there early and set the camera up on the tripod so that I had the best spot for the sunset www.terrylyon.com.au

28/02/2019

Big blue bird watching us

19/02/2019

Tonight Tuesday Feb 19, is a super full moon, I photographed this big one at Cottesloe back in March 2011, it was Huge 😀

14/02/2019

A nice romantic sunset for Valentines day from my Cottesloe collection "Just Us" prints available
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09/02/2019

Cottesloe studio shoot Camilla, lots of lights Pl***oy glamour style that's how I work.
# Photoshoot # Perth

02/02/2019

Photo from the 1989 all styles training Gasshuku with Sensei Graham Ravey held at the Nollamara Recreation center over two days Saturday 10.30-12.30 and 1.30-3.30 2 x 2 hour training sessions then again Sunday the same.
Pictured is Sensei ravey demonstrating kata bunkai Ian Darby on the receiving end, in the background is Alec Flint Kneeling, behind him Mark Bromhead and myself on the other side, as you can see by our gi these were hard hot and sweaty training sessions, much enjoyed and very educational, what we teach now was learned in many of these hard days on the wood floor. Information on our karate club and class times can also be found on our website www.lyon-karate.com