Barnacle-encrusted rocks in the foreground with white seafoam from crashing waves along the New South Wales coast at summer dawn. — New South Wales, Australia · January 2015

Barnacle Shore at Sunrise

Barnacle-encrusted rocks anchored the foreground as crashing surf swept white foam across the shelf. Low-angle dawn light caught the texture of the stones along the New South Wales coast.

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Nikon D60017mmf/7.11/30sISO 10025 January 2015

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