Kevin Smith Broome Photography in Broome, Western Australia | Photographer

Kevin Smith Broome Photography

Locality: Broome, Western Australia

Phone: +61 418 680 792

Address: 27 Saville Street 6725 Broome, WA, Australia

Website: http://www.kevinsmithbroomephotography.com.au

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23.01.2022 "Why the long face?"

23.01.2022 Stop, drop, act like a rock - you never know what you'll end up with

22.01.2022 Blue skies and palm trees

21.01.2022 Sunrise through the clearing mists, Town Beach

21.01.2022 The rain stopped and I got to go for a walk.

20.01.2022 The view from the Jetty to Jetty viewing platform over Kennedy Hill yesterday morning, after a night of strong ESE winds. Seems to me there's an awful lot of dust being blown in from the desert and plains. Seems to me we need to think very carefully about how much more land-clearing we do in the name of the economy.

20.01.2022 When we train volunteers for the Cable Beach Turtle Monitoring Program we always say "Don't expect to see any turtles." But sometimes you get lucky!

19.01.2022 Available now at Rockpool Broome, water bottles, travel mugs, coasters and more!

19.01.2022 Selfie in a crab's eye

19.01.2022 Things got a bit interesting at Reddell Beach yesterday evening

17.01.2022 ".... and then a step to the right....."

17.01.2022 While it was sad to see a dead hawksbill turtle on Cable Beach today, my morning was brightened by witnessing this delightful behaviour (thanks to the Nyangumarta and Ngarla Rangers and Chloe from DBCA at 80 Mile Beach for teaching me about this.) This is a red-capped plover (I'm ready to be corrected on this). It has run down the beach in front of me to draw my attention away from the eggg/s it is protecting. As I got closer to the egg location the plover began acting as i...f injured, to make me think it was the easiest bit of prey on the beach. Once it was satisfied I was no longer a threat it scuttled back to the "nest" and resumed its parental hatching responsibilities. Isn't nature wonderful!

16.01.2022 Not Business As Usual is a group of Australian & global businesses pledging to support worker participation in the climate strike on September 20th. Here at Kevin Smith Broome Photography there's only me, and I'll be fully supporting my participation! I have been saying for years that the time for "business as usual" is long gone. The students organising Friday's actions recognise that, even if our so-called leaders don't. They are calling for governments to fund a just transition and job creation for all fossil-fuel workers and communities. Get behind them, give them your support as they call for the actions needed to ensure their future world is as livable as ours has been.

16.01.2022 Back to the skies - a pied oystercatcher

16.01.2022 Rockpool Broome, Broome's premier retail gallery for art and artisans wares, welcomes passengers and crew from CMV Vasco Da Gama. We're open from 9 am till 4 pm today, so pop in and see us in Chinatown's Johnny Chi Lane. Because you never know what you may find in a rockpool in Broome!

16.01.2022 Mmmmmm... breakfast

15.01.2022 Sometimes they come to you - willy wagtail in the backyard

13.01.2022 A face in the crowd in a smaller crowd

12.01.2022 Even on a gloomy morning and with the grass still to grow, it's very impressive. Well done everyone involved.

12.01.2022 Woke up this morning, I got the arsonist-in-my-caravan-park blues Yeah, I woke up this morning, got the arsonist-in-my-caravan-park blues I didn't know that's where they found her Till I got up and saw it on the breaking news

12.01.2022 What are you looking at?

12.01.2022 Woke up this morning, I got the can't-find-my-camera blues Yeah, I woke up this morning, got the can't-find-my-camera blues Seems I left it in the gallery Good thing I've got another one I can get out and use

12.01.2022 Worth a second look

12.01.2022 It's true - you never know what you may find in a rockpool in Broome!

11.01.2022 Hells Bells Salute AC/DC at Divers Tavern 31 August 2019. Did I see you there?

10.01.2022 Early morning pelican, Town Beach

10.01.2022 A pheasant coucal making pheasant coucal noises

10.01.2022 You can find out more about how the Alternative Archive exhibition came about by coming along to Kimberley Arts Network's Christmas networking event, 6pm Thursday 12 December at Rockpool Broome, Johhny Chi Lane, Chinatown.

09.01.2022 Somersby Falls, NSW, 2 days after the big wet

09.01.2022 Soldier crabs at the northern end of Demco - haven't seen that before.

08.01.2022 The morning was looking pretty crabby, but then a kite took my breath away and some turtle hatchlings stole my heart.

08.01.2022 Pied oystercatchers on Cable Beach

08.01.2022 Very excited to have been invited to contribute to this exhibition.

08.01.2022 They call it stormy Monday...

08.01.2022 Rockpool Broome, Broome's premier retail gallery for arts and artisans' wares, is ready and waiting to welcome cruise ship passengers (and locals) right up until 5:30 this afternoon. We look forward to seeing you!

07.01.2022 Lowest tide of the year in Broome today. When that happens you never know what you'll find in a rock pool in Broome. Rockpool Broome

07.01.2022 A Valentine's Day treat - superb fairywrens celebrating the day.

07.01.2022 My apologies - I forgot to say "Good morning!"

06.01.2022 Wet Season is coming

06.01.2022 The eyes have it

05.01.2022 Sunday (not) too far away... looking north from Pioneer Cemetery, Town Beach

05.01.2022 4kms north of the surf club, with only a brahminy kite for company

05.01.2022 Backyard friends - the blue-tongue lizard

05.01.2022 Brolgas in the dunes behind Cable Beach, about 3 kms north of the rocks.

05.01.2022 Brown falcon, Minyirr Park f/8.0, 1/640sec, ISO100, 480 mm

05.01.2022 It's always turtle time in Rockpool Broome. Turtle photography by Kevin Smith on a wall-mount clock face makes it turtle season all year round! We're open this ...wet season - 9:30 till 4:00 Monday, Thursday and Friday, and 9 till 1 Saturday. Step in for a browse at shops 19-20 Johnny Chi Lane - you never know what you may find in a rockpool in Broome! #Rockpoolbroome #retailartgallery #retailgallery #arts #artisans #artsandartisanswares #Broome #broomephotographer #broomephotography #broomearts #turtle #flatback #reddellbeach #chinatownbroome #johnnychilane

04.01.2022 Blue skies and boab trees

04.01.2022 They're here! This morning I did my first reconnaissance of Cable Beach to see what might have changed since the end of last season. There's definitely a steeper incline right at the edge of the dunes that will make life interesting for nesting turtles. I bumped into my good friend Marilyn Tabatznik, whose walking companion Marie told us she had seen a nest yesterday.... What? No! Where? Here you go - Sector 0, between Gantheaume and the start of Sector 1. I'd be about 70% confident that this is a nest, very early, but it shows the wisdom of starting the overnight vehicle access closure from October 1. And, yes, this is south of the rocks and, yes, you can see two sets of tyre tracks in this photo (there was a third a bit further down the beach).

04.01.2022 Fishing - you need to be patient

04.01.2022 Wildlife in the suburbs - meerkat cunningly disguised as a monitor lizard

04.01.2022 Rainbow bee-eaters. I'm not sure if this should be captioned "Sharing is caring" or "Hail to the thief".

04.01.2022 We're open this long weekend, 9 am to 1 pm on Saturday and Monday. Drop in for a browse at shops 19 and 20 Johny Chi Lane in Chinatown - because you never know what you may find in a rockpool in Broome!

03.01.2022 How to make..... fruit salad

03.01.2022 Sulphur-crested cockatoo

03.01.2022 Break on through to the other side

02.01.2022 As I said before, sometimes they come to you.

02.01.2022 Brown falcon again f/8.0, 1/1600 sec, ISO 250, 550 mm

01.01.2022 Wildlife in the suburbs. I'm told these brolgas have turned up at the entrance to town because their usual habitat has been subjected to land clearing (licensed, of course).

01.01.2022 A featherstar - more of the beauty to be found in a rock pool in Broome. Rockpool Broome