Byron Bay Prints
Aerial photography of the Byron Bay coastline by Nicolas Letoublon. The Pass at first light. Wategos before the crowd. The Cape Byron lighthouse from above the tree line with the ocean on each sides. Shot from a drone just after sunrise, or before sunset when the light and the swell come together. Byron Bay from the one angle most people never get.
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Back to Wategos · Byron Bay
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Cape Byron Lighthouse · Byron Bay
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Falling Rocks · The Pass, Byron Bay
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Julian Rocks · Byron Bay
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Lone Line · Byron Bay
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Passage · Byron Bay
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Return to the Break · The Pass, Byron Bay
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Riders of Wategos · Byron Bay
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Serene at The Pass · Byron Bay
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Shadow Walk · Byron Bay
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The Carve · The Pass, Byron Bay
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The Migration · Byron Bay
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The Pass · Byron Bay
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The Return · The Pass, Byron Bay
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The Pass, Wategos and the Byron Bay coastline from above
The collection is anchored around two locations: The Pass and Wategos Beach, both captured across multiple conditions, times of day in colour or black and white. The Pass is one of the most-photographed points in Australia from the air, and the prints in this collection reflect that range. The Migration captures the annual whale passage through Byron Bay waters. Julian Rocks sits in the deep blue beyond the point. The Cape Byron lighthouse is photographed from above the canopy, where the scale of the headland becomes clear.
Byron Bay prints for walls that need more than a lighthouse photograph
Most Byron Bay photography features the lighthouse. It is the obvious shot. These aerial prints approach the headland, the coastline and the surf from above, where the familiar landmarks become part of a larger composition rather than the subject. Byron Bay wall art was made for people who know the place and want something that reflects it without being a postcard. Several prints in this collection are also available in black and white, for interiors where the colour palette is already decided.
Frequently asked questions
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What Byron Bay locations are in this collection?
The collection covers the Byron Bay headland and coastline. The Pass, Wategos Beach, the Cape Byron lighthouse, Julian Rocks and open ocean shots of the Byron shire region. The Pass and Wategos are the most requested, with multiple prints of each taken at different conditions and times of day.
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Do you have prints of The Pass Byron Bay?
Yes, several. The Pass is one of the most photographed surf breaks in the collection, shot at dawn when the water is clear and the sets are running. Available in colour mostly, but can be requested in black and white, in multiple sizes.
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Does Byron Bay wall art work in interiors outside Australia?
Yes. A significant share of orders for this collection ship to the UK, US and Europe. The light and colour of the Byron Bay coastline reads as distinctly Australian, which is part of why it travels well as art. It signals a specific place without needing a caption.









